Argonne National Labs Shutting Down “Ask a Scientist”
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Argonne National Labs Shutting Down “Ask a Scientist”
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Re: Argonne National Labs Shutting Down “Ask a Scientist”
#2Sweet, now we can focus all our science attention on things like Megaldons on Discovery Channel and creating more bad ways of doing statistical comparisons.
Re: Argonne National Labs Shutting Down “Ask a Scientist”
#3Something perhaps the Archive team could look at?
Re: Argonne National Labs Shutting Down “Ask a Scientist”
#4Something perhaps the Archive team could look at?
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#6First pass seemed like Argonne itself was shutting down.
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#7Why are they shutting it down?
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#8Why are they shutting it down?
No idea, but they recently shut down their public software mirrors, too:
Re: Argonne National Labs Shutting Down “Ask a Scientist”
#9I'm sad about this. Science needs to be more accessible to the public, not less!
Re: Argonne National Labs Shutting Down “Ask a Scientist”
#10This was one of the very first Internet resources I found, as a high schooler in 1994. A shame to see it go. Wonder what the reason was -- budget cuts?