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Today we finish the Food Week at #SciAmBlogs. You can find all the posts by searching Twitter for hashtag #SciAmFood. And we also have a new Image of the Week.
Wow, if I may say so myself, this was a wonderful week of food blogging! We launched a new group blog dedicated to food, and each of the seven bloggers posted this week.
- Julianne Wyrick – Astronaut nutrition: staying healthy for a year in space - Patrick Mustain – It Is Not True That Kids Won’t Eat Healthy Food: Why The New USDA School Food Guidelines Are Very Necessary - Cami Ryan – Labels and Other “Krafty” Stuff - Caitlin Kirkwood – Tricking taste [...]..
Enjoy the new Video of the Week! - Layla Eplett – Pitch/Fork: The Relationship Between Sound And Taste - See Arr Oh – Breaking Food Down - Emily Buehler – Salt: Defender of the Carotenoids - Judy Stone – Hidden Dangers Lurking in Your Food - Bonnie Swoger – But the [...]..
Yes, today we announced the launch of Food Matters, a group blog about food. - Layla Eplett, Pamela Ronald, Kathleen Raven, Julianne Wyrick, Kevin Bonham, Patrick Mustain and See Arr Oh – Introducing: The Food Matters Crew - Kathleen Raven – Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner?...
You are probably aware that this is the Food Week on our blog network, following in the fooststeps of the publication of the special Food issue of the Scientific American magazine.
Yes, this week is the Food Week on #SciAmBlogs network! Keep coming back every day this week for a feast of blogging on all aspects of food, agriculture and nutrition.
You may have noticed that the September 2013 Issue of Scientific American Magazine is a special issue devoted to the topic of food, plus all the web-only exclusives.
- Jag Bhalla – Maxims Are Fitter Than Maximization - Katherine Harmon – Do Octopuses Feel Pain? - Hannah Waters – How One Little Molecule Influences Earth’s Climate - David Bressan – In Search of the Lost Land of Gold (and mummified baboons too) - Janet D...
Enjoy the latest Video of the Week. - Mary Ann McGarry – Stepping Into the Arena of Climate Change Education. - Adam Kucharski – Keep it simple, stupid: maths doesn’t have to be ‘complex’ - Princess Ojiaku – It’s what you see at the concert, not what you hear - Krystal D’Costa [...]..
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