Updates on the blog network and news from the science blogosphere.
- William Skaggs – How Could We Recognize Pain in an Octopus? - Jag Bhalla – Is Money Like Food? - Markus Pössel – Applied Purity - Beatrice Lugger – The Thrill of Pure Thought and Abstraction - Kathleen Raven – Tannosomes and the trickle-around effect - Scicurious – IgNobels [...]..
- Jack El-Hai – Listening to Stories from Nazis - Beatrice Lugger – Predicting Future Crowd Behavior with Big Public Data - Adrian Dudek – Musings from Heidelberg - Scicurious – The IgNobels, 2013!...
Have fun with our newest Video of the Week! - Perrin Ireland – Dr. Ted Labuza on Slime, Bombs, and Rot and 40 Percent of Food in the US Never Gets Eaten - Buddhini Samarasinghe – Hallmarks of Cancer 1: Self-Sufficiency in Growth Signals - Markus Pössel – Escaping the Confucian trap [...]..
- Pete Monfre and Maggie Bencivenga – The Sea Change in Science Education: Corporate Stakeholders Step Up. - Dana Mackenzie – A Warrior for the Blind - Beatrice Lugger – Calistus N...
Enjoy the new Image of the Week! - Vijaysree Venkatraman – Conversation with a Field Biologist in India - David Ropeik – “The Scarecrow” – Lots of Heart, But It Could Use More Brain - Markus Pössel – “My brain is in town” and The Meta Post to the 6 out of 200 [...]..
- Lawrence Rifkin – The Survival of Humanity - Jag Bhalla – Non-grapefruit and fruitful non-science - Jennifer Frazer – Wonderful Things: The Universe Between the Sand Grains - George Musser – Save the Earth, Save Money—There’s No Need to Choose - Melissa C...
- Jody Passanisi and Shara Peters – Digital Natives Looking to Unplug, Connect - Anna Kuchment – Teachers and App Designers Join Forces - Kyle Hill – Excerpts From The Mad Scientist’s Handbook: So You’re Ready to Vaporize a Human - John R...
“Miriam has been reading science fiction again. That and Scientific American.” says a character of “Entropy”, an early Thomas Pynchon story, published in the collection “Slow Learner,” page 90...
- Andrew Jonathan Balmer – Why We Don’t Need Pandas - Harry Cliff and Rupert Cole – LHC celebrates five years of not destroying the world - Karen Stollznow – Perception and the Paranormal: The Tea Box Ghost - Jason G...
Yes, the Food Week is over, but that does not stop our bloggers from writing fascinating posts on a whole range of other topics! But first check out the new Best of the Blogs video: - Erin C...
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