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#SciAmBlogs Tuesday – bug-eat-bug world, Megalodon, growing meat, harassment at conferences, pig-poop asphalt, and more.

- Rob Dunn – How a Tiny Wasp May Save Your Life   - Karen Stollznow – “I’m Sick of Talking About Sexual Harassment!”   - Christina Agapakis – Growing the Future of Meat   - Darren Naish – Tales from the Cryptozoologicon: Megalodon!

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- Rob Dunn - How a Tiny Wasp May Save Your Life

 

- Karen Stollznow - “I’m Sick of Talking About Sexual Harassment!”


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- Christina Agapakis - Growing the Future of Meat

 

- Darren Naish - Tales from the Cryptozoologicon: Megalodon!

 

- Jennifer Ouellette - Confound It! The Mathematics of Learning Language

 

- Katie McKissick - Yes, T-Shirt Messages Matter

 

- Melissa C. Lott - The People’s Choice – Farm grown asphalt: Pig poop for sustainability

 

- Jesse Bering - Bromidrophilia: Beauty is in the Nose of the Besniffer

 

- Rachel Margolese - Fuel for Thought: Biomass to Briquettes

 

- Kyle Hill - Celebrate Geek Week With the Geekiest Things I’ve Ever Written

 

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