Updates on the blog network and news from the science blogosphere.
- Megan Krench - New Supreme Court decision rules that cDNA is patentable—what it means for research and genetic testing - Jennifer Frazer - Wonderful Things: Don’t Eat the Pink Snow - Maureen McCarthy - Chimps in Uganda: Earthquake on Chimp Mountain - Melissa C...
Enjoy the new Image of the Week.- Paige Brown - Zombie ants and a cultural obsession - Ivana Gadjanski - Scientists in Serbia protest against dire financial situation - Darold Treffert - Oops!...
- Jag Bhalla - Every day is Interdependence Day - Becky Crew - Expedition to Find the New Guinea Singing Dog: The Rarest Dog in the World - Samuel Jones - Bush-crow diaries – Sights and sounds of the bush - Bora Zivkovic - Bring science and health journalism to #ONA13 - Khalil A...
- Kathleen Raven - Energy storage, rare metals and the next ice age - Trevor Hallam - Antibody-Drug Conjugates and Cancer Treatment: Making “Smart Bombs” Smarter - Dana Hunter - Why Fireworks Depend on Geology - Julie Hecht - Usher might ruin your dog’s Fourth of July - Melanie Tannenbaum - America: Land Of The Partners, Home Of The Selfless. - Krystal D'Costa - How does competitive eating represent us as Americans? - Kelly Oakes - Happy Birthday Higgs Boson! - Ashutosh Jogalekar - Lindau 2013: Avram Hershko’s lessons for doing good science - Bora Zivkovic - #SciFoo in pictures =======================Conversations on our articles and blog posts often continue on our Facebook page - "Like" it and join in the discussion...
See the latest Video of the Week- Kathleen Raven - Imaging the near invisible with TEM: a master class - R. Douglas Fields - School Work Prevents Senile Dementia - Ashutosh Jogalekar - Lindau 2013: Supramolecular chemistry – Moving away from synthesis and toward design and Lindau 2013: Steven Chu talks innovation, energy, climate change and awareness - Janet D...
See the latest Image of the Week.- Kyle Hill - What Really Happens When Lightning Strikes Sand: The Science Behind a Viral Photo - Alex Wild - The Desert is not “Nowhere” - Joanne Manaster - “In Saturn’s Rings” Movie Trailer - Krystal D'Costa - What Can Social Behavior in Lemurs Tell Us About Ourselves? - Ashutosh Jogalekar - Lindau 2013: A receding horizon, now within reach and Lindau 2013: The GPCR symphony - John R...
What an amazing week on the network! Just scroll down and see. As usual, we had a new Image of the Week and Video of the Week for you to check out.- Cat Bohannon - The Dance and the Dancer...
Over the next week or so, there will be no evening updates here. But that does not mean you should ignore us! Check in every now and then on your favourite bloggers, or the Blogs homepage to see what everyone's up to.- Kathleen Raven - Behind the Greatest Experiments: Basic Research - Ashutosh Jogalekar - Lindau 2013: Chemistry and diversity - Scott Barry Kaufman - Is Your Child Ungifted? - Evelyn Lamb - Mathematicians Predict What’s in Your Wallet - Darren Naish - Taxonomic vandalism and dealing with the Raymond Hoser problem - Ryan Gobar - Offshore Energy Acquisition in the Western Pacific: The Decline of the World’s Most Abundant Fisheries - John Horgan - Why Study Humanities?...
Watch the new Video of the Week!- Jody Passanisi and Shara Peters - What’s So Hard About Research? - Krystal D'Costa - Can Geography Shape the Way We Speak? - Kyle Hill - Costanza and the Whale: Could You Make a Blowhole in One? - Ingrid Wickelgren - How to Become More Resilient - Samuel Jones - Bush-crow diaries: The African night - Lane Johnston - Okinawa and the U.S...
- Jag Bhalla - Game Theory And The Golden Punishment Rule - Scott Barry Kaufman - How Renaissance People Think - John R. Platt - Philippines Cancels Planned Burn of Confiscated Elephant Tusks after Clean-Air Groups Object - Alanna Waldman - Effectiveness of Marine Protected Areas in Mexico - the Actam Chuleb Example - Kate Clancy - Why Has Canopy Meg Been Ousted? - Joanne Manaster - Decoding Annie Parker-A movie about the discovery of the BRCA1 gene - Glendon Mellow - Glass Fossils Inspire Molten Dreams - Melissa C...
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