Updates on the blog network and news from the science blogosphere.
- Paul Knoepfler – Stem Cells Promise Noah’s Ark of Test-Tube Burger Choices - Jag Bhalla – The Most Dangerous Jargon Viruses - Ashutosh Jogalekar – #Dysonfest: Origin of life, climate change (denial), number theory and nuclear weapons - John R...
- Thore Bjørnvig – In Mars We Trust - R. Douglas Fields – Brain Stimulation Can Control Compliance with Social Norms - Joshua D.
Check out the new Video of the Week. - Jillian Keenan – Are Antarctica’s Southern Ocean Ecosystems Doomed to Death by Diplomatic Paralysis?
Watch the ‘Best of the Blogs’ September video: - Avery Carr – Is 196 a Lychrel Number? - Jag Bhalla – Is Breaking Bad Darwinian?
Check out the brand new Image of the Week! - Elizabeth L. Cohen – TV So Good It Hurts: The Psychology of Watching Breaking Bad - Olaf Woldan – Biology in the Big Apple: Surveying the Wildlife of Central Park - Alexandra Branscombe – Crowdfunding: What’s in It for Scientists?...
- Ben Chapman – The Citizen Food Safety Project - Jag Bhalla – Words Are Thinking Tools: Praxotype - John Cook – Turing Award genealogy - Dana Mackenzie – A Happy Mathematical Birthday and The Talk That Wasn’t - Markus Pössel – The creation of the Internet, privacy, and a geek [...]..
Enjoy the latest Image of the Week! - Stephan Lewandowsky, James Risbey and Naomi Oreskes – Climate Change Is Not All Disaster and Uncertainty - William Skaggs – How could we recognize pain in an octopus?...
Enjoy the new Video of the Week! - Buddhini Samarasinghe – The Hallmarks of Cancer: 2 – Insensitivity to Antigrowth Signals - Joel Taylor – California’s Renewable Energy Program: Could Quantum Devices Be a Part of It?...
- E. Paul Zehr – The exoskeletons are here! Inventing Iron Man Update 3.0 - John Cook – Saxophone quartets and probability - Julie Rehmeyer – Making computers smarter, and helping deaf people too - Michelle Cain – Arctic Methane: The ups and downs of sitting in the hot seat - [...]..
- Cadell Last – What Will the Internet Be in 2050? - Cory Simon and Berend Smit – Viagra ads and NSA watch lists: smoke but usually no fire - Julie Rehmeyer – The most unhelpful possible way to prove something - Dana Mackenzie – In Love With Geometry and Why So [...]..
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