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Today was the Ada Lovelace day - see what some of our bloggers wrote about it:
- Janet D. Stemwedel - Ada Lovelace and the Luddites.
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- Princess Ojiaku - Honoring Dr. Gleason for Ada
- DNLee - Celebrating Ada Lovelace Day
- Joanne Manaster - Ada Lovelace Day-Meet the founder of Bioinformatics, Margaret Dayhoff
From the rest of the network:
- Kate Clancy - The three things I learned at the Purdue Conference for Pre-Tenure Women: on being a radical scholar
- Glendon Mellow - Thank you for the new way to fingerpaint, Steve.
- John R. Platt - Hellbender Salamander Gets Endangered Species Designation, but No Habitat Protection—and That May Be a Good Thing
- Marc B Garnick - Prostate Cancer Screening: The Pros and Cons
- Melissa C. Lott - The U.S. Now Uses More Corn For Fuel Than For Feed
- Jessica Fostvedt - Doomsday, Apocalypse, and Rapture, Oh my!
- Katrina Edwards - North Pond: Core on Deck!
- Scicurious - Friday Weird Science: Narcoleptic Disney Characters
- Darren Naish - Identify the mystery object (please)
- Sarah Fecht - Geoengineering Tests Delayed Until Spring
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