The “MacGyver” badge.
By collections + February 12th, 2007In which the recipient has demonstrated that his/her science communciation prowess was handy in simplifying a potentially challenging scenario. For example, was able to escape from unjustified prison term, with the clever use of a paper clip and WD-40. You know, that kind of thing. (Note that display of badge must be accompanied by explanation). (JN)
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The “I attended ScienceOnline and connected to a web of science leaders & communicators” badge.
Previously known as the "I attended ScienceOnline and all I got was this stinking badge" badge.... (BZ, AZ, KT)[...] Read the rest »
The “I make weaponized lasers” badge.
February 16th, 2011 | collectionsThe “I make lasers” badge
February 16th, 2011 | collectionsThe “I’m all about the science equipment” badge (LEVEL III)
February 16th, 2011 | collectionsThe “I’m all about the science equipment” badge (LEVEL II)
February 16th, 2011 | collectionsThe “I’m all about the science equipment” badge (LEVEL I)
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6 Comments at "The “MacGyver” badge."
The ultimate science geek, I mean scout badge, in my opinion…
Read the article.
Nuff said.
Read this article.
http://today.slac.stanford.edu/a/2009/04-09.htm
Nuff said.
You should see what I have built with things you can find in any hardware store.
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