Updates on the blog network and news from the science blogosphere.
- Madhusudan Katti - Dragging humanity up the shining hills of a GIS map to create a virtuous planetary superorganism: A review of 'The Neighborhood Project'. - Ashutosh Jogalekar - Here’s your Boeing 777, now make me the next Prozac. - Jason G...
- Cheryl Murphy - To Spot a Liar: An Offices of SciAm Mystery - Harold Johnson - Plastics in the Ocean: How Dense Are We? - Eric Michael Johnson - Punishing Cheaters Promotes the Evolution of Cooperation - Maria Konnikova - Reclaiming the sacred gift: A postscript on humanities and science - Robynne Boyd - Tax credits – the wind in wind energy - Christina Agapakis - The Medieval Diet - John R...
The Video of the Week is back to Wednesdays, and we have a new one.- Laura Jane Martin - Scientists as writers - Ben Thomas - What Your Neural Stem Cells Aren’t Telling You - Scicurious - STOP THE PRESSES, we cured heroin addiction. - Rebecca Priestley - Kermadecs Islands: Whales on the starboard bow - Khalil A...
- David Warmflash - Low Gravity Olympics: How Would Gymnastics Look in a Future Lunar Colony? - Becky Crew - Flamingo hows, wheres and whys: pink; errectile tissue; one leg - David Bressan - The Earth-like Mars - Jennifer Ouellette - Make Us Do the Math - John R...
Have you seen the redesign of the Scientific American homepage as well as individual article pages? Nice!Also, here on the blogs, if you go to the homepage of any blog and scroll down to the last post on the first page, you will see there is now a way to search that blog by year, month and/or keyword...
It is now expected by the science blogosphere that I post the full updated listing of all the submissions every Monday morning. This serves as a reminder for bloggers to submit their (and other people’s) posts, and to some extent prevents duplicate entries...
Enjoy the new Video of the Week...- Laura Newman - Global Drug Companies Go for Gold with Aggressive Insulin Analogue Marketing - Maria Konnikova - Humanities aren't a science.
- Cheryl Murphy - When Seeing isn’t Believing: Charles Bonnet Syndrome - Dana Hunter - The Cataclysm: “Vancouver! Vancouver! This Is It!” - Becky Crew - If only you could see yourself, Atretochoana eiselti - Christina Agapakis - Impostors Among Us - Kate Clancy - Impostors, the Culture of Science, and Fulfilling Our Potential - Rebecca Priestley - Kermadecs Islands: New Zealand’s Remote Ocean Wilderness - Ilana Yurkiewicz - Why do most medical students support the Affordable Care Act? - Darren Naish - Getting a major chapter on birds – ALL birds – into a major book on dinosaurs - Bora Zivkovic - ScienceOnline2012 – interview with Adrian Down - Khalil A...
- Layla Eplett - Fava – the magic bean - Ashutosh Jogalekar - Light, crystals and a chemist called Curiosity - Melissa Gaskill - Counting Fish: on the artificial reefs - Christie Wilcox - Stressed Men Like Bigger Butts - John R...
- Rob Dunn - Professor’s Husband Discovered to be Made of Nothing But Bacteria, Gas and Glue - Magdeline Lum and Upulie Divisekera - The Science Communicator That Is Sir David Attenborough - Jennifer Frazer - What Does a Marmot Sound Like? - Jason G...
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