Updates on the blog network and news from the science blogosphere.
Introducing something new! Philip Yam introduces The Countdown, Episode 1: Earliest Spiral Galaxy, Earth as Art, the Pioneer Anomaly, a Rocket-Loving Gopher, 7 Minutes of TerrorAlso the new Video of the Week!- Marc Kuchner - Marketing Your Science?...
Big news in the science blogging world today! It's complicated, so let me take you through it step by step, providing necessary background.Since you are reading this here, I assume you are aware of the existence of Scientific American Blog Network...
Join us for an Online Chat on Thursday at 12 noon EDT on Anxiety Disorders, with SA's Maria Konnikova- Julian Taub - Dream First: Inspiration at Hayden Planetarium’s Event - Becky Crew - Get on your bike, Phallostethus cuulong - Ashutosh Jogalekar - Better (extraterrestrial) communication through chemistry: Isotopes and mirror-image molecules - Ferris Jabr - What Would It Take To Really Build An Artificial Jellyfish? - Scott Huler - Simplest Bike Commuting Infrastructure: The Shower - Ben Linhoff - Following the Ice: Camp Life—Not For the Faint of Heart - Anna Kuchment - Teen Develops Less Invasive Means to Detect Breast Cancer - Darren Naish - 100 articles at Tet Zoo ver 3 - DNLee - Wordless Wednesday: #DispatchesDNLee Field Research in Tanzania - Khalil A...
Today we present the new Image of the Week!- Kelly Izlar - Smelling the Rain - Jennifer Ouellette - Come Firewalk With Me: The Physics of Hot Coals - S.E.
- Rob Dunn - Human Ancestors Were Nearly All Vegetarians - Ashutosh Jogalekar - The Higgs boson and the future of science - Maria Konnikova - Warning: This story might make you anxious - Scicurious - Is that guy threatening you?...
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...
Finally, a new Video of the Week!- Matthew Huelsenbeck - The Flames of Ocean Acidity - Scicurious - Friday Weird Science: Pee sniffin’ - Khalil A.
- E. Paul Zehr - The Fall and Rise of the Dark Knight-the Difficulties of Batman’s Life While He Exists - Dana Hunter - Prelude to a Catastrophe: “The Only Way It Can Stabilize is to Come Down” - Kalliopi Monoyios - ScienceArt Conference Hopping - John R...
- Hilda Bastian - Are you a knowledge philanthropist? If not, why not? - Jason G. Goldman - For Chimps, Tool Choice Is A Weighty Matter - Judy Stone - Understanding medical news – “Between the Lines” - John R...
This is an invited guest post by Rik van der Kant and Ruud Wijdeven, PhD students at the Netherlands Cancer Institute. You can reach them at biomeeter@gmail.com, or on Twitter at @biomeettweet ====Presenting your data at conferences is key for doing good science...
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