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I am having fun at Science Online London. But I found some time to check what the bloggers were up to today. You should, too:
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- Jennifer Frazer - A New Weapon in the War on Frog Chytrids: Water Fleas
- Katrina Edwards - North Pond: Searching for Intraterrestrial Life
- Mary Karmelek - After 136 Years of Overcrowding, Straphangers Still Look for Relief
- Kate Clancy - Around the web, data entry edition
- Eric Michael Johnson - Male Chauvinist Chimps or the Meat Market of Public Opinion?
- Maria Konnikova - Lessons from Sherlock Holmes: Don’t Underestimate the Importance of Imagination
- David Biello - Smog Levels to Remain Higher than Scientists Suggest Safe for Public Health
- John Horgan - Why Screening Teens for Mental Illness Is a Terrible Idea
- George Musser - Do Physicists Make the World a Better Place?
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