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MichiganScience is a Mackinac Center quarterly magazine that helps meet the need for accurate and accessible information about the increasingly complex scientific issues confronting voters and lawmakers. The magazine reflects the idea that even the most technical scientific policy issues can be discussed with lively prose and compelling visuals. more

Third-Place "Scientific or Not?" Essay Contest Winner

Published on Aug. 8, 2007

Second-Place "Scientific or Not?" Essay Contest Winner

Published on Aug. 8, 2007

First-Place "Scientific or Not?" Essay Contest Winner

Published on Aug. 8, 2007

Looking Ahead

By Russ Harding, published on Aug. 8, 2007

The Canon: A Whirligig Tour of the Beautiful Basics of Science

By Natalie Angier

By Todd K. Slisher, published on Aug. 8, 2007

The Third Degree

Test your reading of this issue of MichiganScience.

Published on Aug. 8, 2007

Contest Winner Takes on Disney

“Little Mermaid” Exposed as Scientific Fallacy

By Bruce Edward Walker, published on Aug. 8, 2007

The Great Race

The Technological Challenges of More Fuel-Efficient Vehicles

By Henry Payne and Bruce Edward Walker, published on Aug. 8, 2007

The Fluorescent Revolution

By Diane S. Katz, published on Aug. 8, 2007

Hatching Ideas About Evolution

Resurrection of eggs from Michigan sediment enlivens research

By W. Charles Kerfoot, published on Aug. 8, 2007

Field Trips

Area science museums host special programs of interest to budding scientists and their families

Published on Aug. 8, 2007

Just the Facts

Published on Aug. 8, 2007

By the Numbers

Beyond propaganda and rhetoric, numbers tell the real story

Published on Aug. 8, 2007

MichiganScience No. 4

Published on Aug. 8, 2007

MichiganScience is a Mackinac Center quarterly magazine that helps meet the need for accurate and accessible information about the increasingly complex scientific issues confronting voters and lawmakers. The magazine reflects the idea that even the most technical scientific policy issues can be discussed with lively prose and compelling visuals. more

Looking Ahead

By Russ Harding, published on May 7, 2007

Testing the Waters

New monitoring tests can increase our understanding of Michigan's water quality

By Dr. Joan B. Rose, published on May 7, 2007

Taking Michigan’s Temperature

An Interview with Michigan’s Official Climatologist

By Bruce Edward Walker, published on May 7, 2007

Let’s Go (Science) Camping

Published on May 7, 2007

Against the Grain: Tree Rogues Strike Amid Vast Forest Growth

By Dr. Donald I. Dickman, published on May 7, 2007

Field Trips

Area science museums host special programs of interest to budding scientists and their families

Published on May 7, 2007

Just the Facts

Published on May 7, 2007

By the Numbers

Beyond propaganda and rhetoric, numbers tell the real story

Published on May 7, 2007

MichiganScience No. 3

Published on May 7, 2007

MichiganScience is a Mackinac Center quarterly magazine that helps meet the need for accurate and accessible information about the increasingly complex scientific issues confronting voters and lawmakers. The magazine reflects the idea that even the most technical scientific policy issues can be discussed with lively prose and compelling visuals. more

Looking Ahead

By Russ Harding, published on Jan. 31, 2007

Great Lakes, Great Conundrum

By Diane S. Katz, published on Jan. 31, 2007

Discarding False Notions: The facts about solid waste disposal in Michigan

By Bruce Edward Walker, published on Jan. 31, 2007

An Ounce of Prevention: HPV and the First Cancer Vaccine

By Dr. Wayne D. Lancaster, published on Jan. 31, 2007

All's Fair in Science Competition

By Bruce Edward Walker, published on Jan. 31, 2007

Field Trips

Area science museums host special programs of interest to budding scientists and their families.

Published on Jan. 31, 2007

Just the Facts

Published on Jan. 31, 2007

By the Numbers

Beyond propaganda and rhetoric, numbers tell the real story

Published on Jan. 31, 2007

MichiganScience No. 2

Published on Jan. 31, 2007

MichiganScience is a Mackinac Center quarterly magazine that helps meet the need for accurate and accessible information about the increasingly complex scientific issues confronting voters and lawmakers. The magazine reflects the idea that even the most technical scientific policy issues can be discussed with lively prose and compelling visuals. more

Looking Ahead

By Russ Harding, published on Nov. 15, 2006

The Trade-Offs of Renewable Energy

By Diane S. Katz, published on Nov. 15, 2006

Michigan's Environment: Getting Better All the Time

By Bruce Edward Walker, published on Nov. 15, 2006

Toward a Scientifically Literate Republic

Published on Nov. 15, 2006

Field Trips

Area science museums host special programs of interest to budding scientists and their families.

Published on Nov. 15, 2006

Just the Facts

Published on Nov. 15, 2006

By the Numbers

Beyond propaganda and rhetoric, numbers tell the real story

Published on Nov. 15, 2006

MichiganScience No. 1

Premier Issue

Published on Nov. 15, 2006

MichiganScience is a Mackinac Center quarterly magazine that helps meet the need for accurate and accessible information about the increasingly complex scientific issues confronting voters and lawmakers. The magazine reflects the idea that even the most technical scientific policy issues can be discussed with lively prose and compelling visuals. more

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