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  • May 6, 2009
    David Ng

    MOTHER GOOSE AND THE SCIENTIFIC PEER REVIEW PROCESS.

  • May 4, 2009
    vincelicata

    TO TEACH THE CALCULUS, A PLAY

  • April 22, 2009
    Charlotte Adamson, Alaine F. Camfield , Amanda B. Edworthy, Meagan M. Grabowski, Michaela Martin, Isla H. Myers-Smith, Andrea R. Norris, Natalie L. Stafl, and Kathy Martin

    ON KINGDOMS AND THE GALAPAGOS ISLANDS: A TREATISE ON DARWIN’S CONTRIBUTIONS TO MODERN ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION IN CAKE FORM

  • April 21, 2009
    J. J. S. Boyce

    ON SYMMETRY (AND ITS DESIRABLE, POSSIBLE, AND ACTUAL CONSEQUENCES WITH RESPECT TO THEOLOGY, PARTICLE PHYSICS, AND INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT)

  • April 20, 2009
    Ashish Marwaha

    THE FUTURE OF CANADIAN MEDICAL CARE IN 2050

  • April 17, 2009
    gabrielleprendergast

    A BLUNDER OF MAN

  • April 16, 2009
    clairezulkey

    RANK: ANIMAL ILLNESSES

  • April 9, 2009
    russellbradburycarlin

    SUGAR AND DEMONS: A SCIENTIST’S FIELD NOTES

  • April 8, 2009
    jamesweldon

    POLIO: A VIRUS’ STRUGGLE

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The Science Creative Quarterly (SCQ) is not a quarterly, but instead publishes new material at a non-linear rate. Currently, it is sleeping and in a sort of stasis (turpor?) It used to seek science writing of any genre, and your contribution would have involved checking out our submissions guidelines.

The Science Creative Quarterly (SCQ) has a single print edition so far (half SCQ pieces, and half fake science journal – see here for more details).

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