by David Brooks | Dec 16, 2015 | Blog
Perhaps the biggest thing to come out of the Paris talks on fighting climate change, carrying the incredibly forgettable name of COP21, was the interest in and push by private business to invest in clean energy and greenhouse-gas-opposing technologies – as I...
by David Brooks | Dec 16, 2015 | Blog
Online surveys are, of course, baloney, but some are more entertaining baloney than others. At the top of the entertaining list has to be the analyzed results of this survey by people who signed up for Eight Sensible Gifts for Hannukah from the folks who make the...
by David Brooks | Dec 15, 2015 | Blog
By David Sims, UNH News Service: A team of scientists led by Marc Lessard of the University of New Hampshire Space Science Center launched an instrument-laden, four-stage sounding rocket from Norway’s Andøya Space Center about 280 miles above Earth to study how...
by David Brooks | Dec 15, 2015 | Blog
Boston Business Journal has a story today about a Woburn, Mass., company called Blue Stream Labs that is expanding as it works to develop something I had never heard of: “Biosimilar” generic drugs: Unlike making a generic of a small-molecule (or...
by David Brooks | Dec 14, 2015 | Blog
David Vogt, a professional photographer, took the above gorgeous photo of the Milford Oval, my favorite town center in New Hampshire*, with a drone. It’s a fabulous shot; I love it … but I’m puzzled. Look at the four cars in the left hand side of...
by David Brooks | Dec 14, 2015 | Blog
This is a sidebar to a feature package I wrote for Sunday’s Monitor about winter solstice celebration at America’s Stonehenge – I thought it would be the piece of most interest to GraniteGeek readers: Fans of America’s Stonehenge will tell you that...
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