Updates on the blog network and news from the science blogosphere.
- Charles Crookenden – A Feast of Cicadas - Ricki Rusting – Call Us “Scientific Home Journal” - Ashutosh Jogalekar – East Antarctic glaciers could be much more vulnerable to climate change than previously thought...
- Jesse Dunietz – Quantum Computing Disentangled: A Look Behind the D-Wave Buzz - Judy Stone – Where’s the Real Danger from Infection This Summer?
I am back, so evening summaries are back as well. Don’t miss last week’s Image of the Week, this week’s Image of the Week and last week’s Video of the Week.
- Karna Gowda – Empathetic Mapping: Redrawing Chicago to Examine School Choice - William Skaggs – The Psychology of Freedom - Becky Crew – Move Over, Mexican Jumping Beans – There’s a New Jumping Caterpillar in Town - Evelyn Lamb – Sex Makes You Rich?...
If you have not seen earlier, we have some changes of the line-up of blogger here at #SciAmBlogs. Also note a name-change – the Overthinking It blog is now called But Not Simpler.
Two years ago, barely a month after this blog network launched, Maria Konnikova published her first Guest Blog post about psychology of Sherlock Holmes.
- Karissa Milbury – Changing the cancer landscape - Jag Bhalla – Is Economics More Like History Than Physics? - Becky Crew – The Olinguito: A New Species That Looks House Cat Crossed With a Teddy Bear - Jennifer Frazer – American Pecan Truffle May Be Coming to a Plate Near You, [...]..
Enjoy the latest Video of the Week! - Ken Collins – It’s silly season, but there is a real shark threat to fear - Judy Stone – Antibiotic resistance-another view from the trenches - Jennifer Frazer – Chocolate Frosty Pod Rot and You - Susana Martinez-Conde and Stephen L...
Discuss the newest Image of the Week! - Rob Dunn – Why Mosquitoes Like You and Not Me - Melanie Tannenbaum – Psychology’s brilliant, beautiful, scientific messiness.
- The Bug Chicks – The Bug Chicks: It’s Time to Reclaim Nature Programming - Scicurious – Lighting up the brain with ArcLight - Maria Konnikova – Can what you do *before* you write improve your actual writing?...
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