Updates on the blog network and news from the science blogosphere.
- Ramez Naam - Arctic Sea Ice: What, Why, and What Next - Rachel Schwallier - Looking for a Toilet on Mount Kinabalu - Jennifer Frazer - Deadly and Delicious Amanitas Can No Longer Decompose - Hadas Shema - On Authorship, Part I - Robin Lloyd - SA Biology Blogger Wins L'Oreal For Women in Science Fellowship - Scicurious - IgNobel Prize winner in Acoustics: The SpeechJammer...
Check out the new Video of the Week!- Karla Starr - How to Not Find What You're Looking For - Ferris Jabr - Why We Need to Study the Brain’s Evolution in Order to Understand the Modern Mind - Khalil A...
Those of you who checked in on the very first day Scientific American Blog Network launched, back in July 2011, may remember the blog called The Psychotronic Girl that launched on that day...
Enjoy the new Image of the Week!- Jared Lorince - Chasing Laplace’s Demon - Maria Konnikova - The Great American Novel and the search for group cohesion - Jennifer Ouellette - It’s Here!...
Join us tomorrow for a Chat at Noon EDT about the Best Science Writing Online in 2012- Athena Andreadis - Junk DNA, Junky PR - Marie-Claire Shanahan - There’s another passion behind the music of Whitehorse: The sound of scientific thinking - Tyson Browning - The Design Structure Matrix: A Tool for Managing Complexity - Catherine Carver - Killer skills of a neutrophil - Darren Naish - Amazing social life of the Green iguana - Becky Crew - New species of African monkey discovered - David Bressan - Richard Owen, the “Sea-Serpent Killer” and The Giants’ Shoulders #51: Tales of Patriotic Science-Nerds, Vortex Cannons and Nuking the Goat - Ilana Yurkiewicz - But who will the doctor confide in?...
The 2012 edition is coming out tomorrow! Join us for festivities! The book can be pre-ordered at Amazon.com and Amazon UK. You can buy the last five annual collections here.
- Kate Prengaman - Wildfire Restoration - Bonnie Swoger - Easing the burden of multiple citation styles - Ingrid Wickelgren - The Education of Character: Carefully Considering Craisins - John R...
- Nathalia Holt - Remembering Dr. Jerome Horwitz and AZT - Judy Stone - Drugs in Search of a Disease-Men’s Edition - Ashutosh Jogalekar - Three reasons why junk DNA makes evolutionary sense - John Horgan - Journalist Gary Taubes Raises Bucks to Disprove His Diet Theory - Bora Zivkovic - Introducing: Mollie Bloudoff-Indelicato - Khalil A...
As usual on Wednesdays, we have a brand new and awesome Video of the Week!- Karolina Brook - The Physical Exam: A Vestigial Art? - Madeline McCurry-Schmidt - How to catch a shark - Ferris Jabr - The Food Fight in Your Guts: Why Bacteria Will Change the Way You Think About Calories - Menno Schilthuizen - Mount Kinabalu: In the Footsteps of Wallace - Bora Zivkovic - Introducing: Marissa Fessenden - Ingrid Wickelgren - The Education of Character: Teaching Control with a Cottonball - Kalliopi Monoyios - SciArt of the Day: Forget Jackalopes, I Want That. - Joanne Manaster - YouTube SpaceLab Winners Learn Results of Experiments in Livestream with Bill Nye and Acoustic Levitation of Liquids Looks Like Magic - Carin Bondar - Shark Love – A Waterlust Film on the Mighty Predators - Scicurious - Pray ain’t no tools!...
- Kyle Hill - This is Your Brain on the Internet (Maybe) - Christie Wilcox - Scientists play a large role in bad medical reporting - Joris van Alphen - Mount Kinabalu: First Sight of the Summit - Melissa Pandika - Surprise Valley: Down and Dirty in the Field - Bora Zivkovic - ScienceOnline2012 – interview with David Ng - Kalliopi Monoyios - SciArt of the Day: What’s Under the Hood? - Ingrid Wickelgren - Scientists Scan Children’s Brains for Answers to Mental Illness - John R...
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