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Blogus scientificus: Natural’s Not In It
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Cassandra's Tears: Bubble Ring Play of Dolphins
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Cracking the Enigma: Theories of autism: lessons from Dr House
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Dinner Party Science: Who's afraid of the Universe?
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The Dispersal of Darwin: Sir Charles?
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Dog Spies: Humor Writing 101 - a course for all first year scientists
Doing Good Science: What about Dalibor Sames? The Bengü Sezen fraud and the responsibilities of the PI in the training of new scientists.
Doing Good Science: The objectivity thing (or, why science is a team sport). and Objectivity requires teamwork, but teamwork is hard. fused into a single essay.
Dot Physics: The Physics of a High-Speed Crash: 70 MPH vs. 85 MPH
Dot Physics: Here is an Awesome Moon Model
Dot Physics: Where Does the Carbon Come From?
Dot Physics: How To Brute Force a Car Talk Puzzler
The Dog Zombie: The case of the jaundiced terrier
The Dog Zombie: The curse of the missing uteruses, part three
The Dragonfly Woman: Ode to an Odonate on Valentine’s Day (poem)
Drugmonkey: Pick 'em (poem)
Dr. Carin Bondar - Biologist With a Twist: Reflections on Biology and Motherhood: Where do Homo sapiens Fit In?
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Dr. Mark Van Stone: Glyphs – Evidence for 2012 Apocalypse
Earthsky: Lifeform of the week: Killer whales on trial
Earthsky: Lifeform of the Week: Naked mole-rat genome exposed
Earthsky: Want to eat less? Try a bigger fork
Earthsky: Which of the three gut types are you?
Earthsky: Gonorrhea reaching for superbug status, still
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EarthSky: Moon-bound twin GRAIL spacecraft launch success
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EarthSky: Invisibility cloaks move one step closer from science fiction to reality
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Empirical Zeal: What it feels like for a sperm
Endless Forms: Woolly Bats Use a Carnivorous Roost
Endless Forms Most Beautiful: An Unlikely Heroine
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The End Of The Pier Show: One Of Our Sea Serpents Is Missing
The End Of The Pier Show: Regular
Engineer Blogs: Noise of Aviation
En Tequila Es Verdad: Adorers of the Good Science of Rock-breaking
The Euroscientist: Pivot points – The big cheese and the director’s cut
The Euroscientist: Political will closes our eyes
EvoEcoLab: The Reality and Utility of Bear Paternity Tests
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EvoEcoLab: Prescribing Gene Flow
EvoEcoLab: Agent of Selection (poem)
The Excuses I'm Going With: Up Malaria's Sleeve
The Excuses I'm Going With: The New Madrid Seismic Zone: Much Ado About Something ... Unexpected
The Excuses I'm Going With: Species Assault is a Go
The Excuses I'm Going With: Shaky Reasoning
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Expression Patterns: Make history, not vitamin C
Extinction Countdown: Shark-finning gangsters assault celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay
Faraday's Cage is where you put Schroedinger's Cat: A shocking experience
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The Febrile Muse: Human Papillomavirus: Driving Ms. HeLa, Henrietta Lack's Cells
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The Flying Trilobite: Big. Giant. News.
The Flying Trilobite: Going Pro: free dinosaur art?
The Flying Trilobite: Visual art leading research - it's not happening.
From the burrows: The inner child
From the burrows: Beware the dolphins
From The Lab Bench: Hiding Place for the Artsy-Scientist
From The Lab Bench: Out of Hiding: The Artsy-Scientist's Mid-life Crisis
From The Lab Bench: We Want More Science, said the American Public
From The Lab Bench: The Science of Chocolate
From The Lab Bench: Life, Death, and Silver Bullets
Futiquity: Now You See It: Old Energy
Futiquity: Hurricane Parties and Hypercubes
Futiquity: Testing the Hypercube Loudspeaker
Galileo's Pendulum: Revisiting Schrödinger’s Cat
Genegeek: Can sport teach science about excellence?
The Gene Gym: Re-awakening enemy sleepers...
Genomics, Evolution and Pseudoscience: It's time to destroy our smallpox
Georneys: Geology Word of the Week: L is for Lithosphere
Georneys: Geology Word of the Week: O is for Ophiolite
Georneys: Technology Anachronisms in Science
Georneys: Bee-Bop the General Exam Bear
Georneys: A Million Random Digits
Giga thoughts...: Singularity
Giga thoughts...: The Future of Telecom
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Glass Petal Smoke: Inside the Olfactory Mind of Dr. Roman Kaiser
The Gleaming Retort: WTF Weather: Wichita Heat Burst
The Gleaming Retort: How IBM’s Watson Computer Excels at Jeopardy!
The Gleaming Retort: The Rapture of Daylight Saving Time
The Gleaming Retort: Volts and Vespa: Buzzing about Photoelectric Wasps
The Gleaming Retort: Energy from Methane Hydrates: Better to Burn Out than Fade Away
The Gleaming Retort: Great Moments in Science Writing: The Alpha Cavewoman Fiasco
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Guilty Planet: The Pros & Cons of Amazon Mechanical Turk for Scientific Surveys
The Haystack: Front-line Antibiotics To Fight E. Coli
The Haystack: The Tail’s The Thing – Alkylamine Ethers and Zafgen’s ZGN-433
The Haystack: BARDA Bets on Boron to Bust Bacteria
The Hermitage: The Academia Ghetto
Highly Allochthonous: Ten million feet upon the stair
Highly Allochthonous: A flood is a disaster when people are in the way
Highly Allochthonous: Levees and the illusion of flood control
History of Geology: Large Igneous Provinces and Mass Extinctions
History of Geology: Baron Nopcsa: More than just Transylvanian dinosaurs
History of Geology: It’s sedimentary, my dear Watson
History of Geology: Time for a new epoch? – the Anthropocene
History of Geology: On the Extinction of Species
Huffington Post (Clay Naff): The Dangers of Believing in Parallel Worlds
ICBS Everywhere: Know Not Only What You Know, But Why and How You Know It
The Imagination Age: The Unthinkable Sometimes Occurs
Inkfish: Superheroes Who Share a Power with Dolphins
Inkfish: How Farming Made Us Shorter
Inkfish: Eat Your Grains (They're Controlling Your Genes)
Inkfish: Evolved for Arrogance
Inside Our Lab: A Letter from the Post-doc with One Foot in the Pipeline
Inside Our Lab: If At First You Don't Succeed ...
The Inverse Square Blog: Annals of Stupidity Update–More on the GOP Hates Science beat
The Inverse Square Blog: My Kindergartener Could Solve Differential Equations Better Than That
The Inverse Square Blog: “I knew I was going to take the wrong train….”
The Inverse Square Blog: Why, Knock Me Down With a Feather: Megan McArdle is Still Always Wrong, Climate Science Edition
The Inverse Square Blog: Albert Einstein was a Friend of Mine, and I Can Tell You, Representative: You Are No Albert Einstein*
The Inverse Square Blog: “The First Thing A Principle Does Is Kill Somebody”
It is NOT junk: Amazon’s $23,698,655.93 book about flies
It's Okay To Be Smart: On Beards, Biology, and Being a Real American (also here)
It's Okay To Be Smart: “There’s no crying in baseball” . . . the status quo of Ph.D. programs?
It Takes 30: Teflon bacteria
It Takes 30: How to read a genome
It Takes 30: Not sisters, under the skin
It Takes 30: Microbes that see the future
It Takes 30: The wisdom of cellular crowds
Just Like Cooking: Rare Earths, Common Problem
Just Like Cooking: Dirty Jobs: Why Don't Chemists Wear Suits?
Just Like Cooking: Musings: Who are Chemists, Anyway?
Katie Ph.D.(ABD): A whole new RNA world
Katie Ph.D.(ABD): How do you solve a problem like a broken chromosome?
Katie Ph.D.(ABD): DNA origami gets curves
Katie Ph.D.(ABD): How to make the most of your PhD: The road less traveled.
Kitchen Hacking: Blurring The Lines - Part I
Kitchen Hacking: I Want An Empty Waiting Room
Laelaps: The Dodo is Dead, Long Live the Dodo!
Laelaps: What Death Means to Primates
Labcoat Life: Should Extremely Preterm Babies Be Saved?
Labcoat Life: Science Blogs Are Good For You
Labcoat Life: Define Science
Labcoat Life: Brains Breathe: Dopamine's Role In Preterm Infants
Lab Rat: Communicating with electricity
Lab Rat: Plague and the city
Lamentations on Chemistry: On the pitfalls of science outreach to the public
The Last Word On Nothing (Ann Finkbeiner): Science Metaphors (cont): Resonance
The Last Word On Nothing (Chris Gunter): Guest Post: Part of Me Forever
Life Before the Dinosaurs: Scolecofurca.
Life Before the Dinosaurs: Fieldia lanceolata
Life, Unbounded: Superluminal muon-neutrinos? Don’t get your hopes up.
Life, Unbounded: Life in liquid carbon dioxide
Looking For Detachment: Deep Time
Looking For Detachment: Like caterpillars, crawling or marching...
The Loom: The Human Lake
The Lord Geekington: Of the Monstrous Pictures of Whales
Lost in Transcription: As opposed to the light of what?
Lost in Transcription: Kin Selection: Nowak vs the world
Lost in Transcription: Important Harvard Scientists Attack Kin Selection: Context
Lost in Transcription: Re: Homophobia and Evolutionary Psychology
Lounge of the Lab Lemming: Dear Hypothesis
Love in the Time of Chasmosaurs: Scaphognathus crassirostris: A Pterosaur in the Historical Record?
Love in the Time of Chasmosaurs: Goertzen's Case for the Historical Scaphognathus
Magma Cum Laude: Eruption rates at volcanoes
Mammoth Tales: Tabbert’s Sea-Mammoth
Martian Chronicles: 9800 Feet
Martian Chronicles: MSL to Land at Gale Crater
The Mother Geek: How “boner” is misleading: The science behind an erect penis
The Mother Geek: Science on the brain: Motor traffic and beads on a string
NeoAcademic: Online Plagiarism and Cybercheating Still Strong – 61.9%
NeoAcademic: Fight Your Fear of Cockroaches With Augmented Reality
Networking Embedded Systems: Build your own gyroscope messenger as Christmas present
NeuroanthropologyHuman (amphibious model): living in and on the water
Neuroanthropology: 'The last free people on the planet'
Neuroanthropology: Getting around by sound: Human echolocation
NeuroDojo: Indie spirit
NeuroDojo: Ptarmigans on ptreadmills
NeuroDojo: Before you attack science, could you at least learn to use Google?
NeuroDojo: Tales to astonish
Neuron Culture: Free Science, One Paper at a Time
Neuropoly: The case of the man who couldn’t find the beat
NeuroPsydoctor8: Things were just simpler in the Dark Ages. Two Neuroscientific Challenges to Retributivism
NeuroPsydoctor8: Regarding Juvenile Comprehension of Miranda
NeuroPsydoctor8: Interested In Neuroethics and National Security? Well here you go:
NeuroPsydoctor8:
NeuroPsydoctor8: Last thoughts and Consciousness
NeuroPsydoctor8: New neuroimaging technique: Mapping Myelination
Neuroself: Jonah Lehrer is not a neuroscientist
Neuroskeptic: Where Papers Come From
Neurosphere: Brain-based evidence for multiple intelligences?
Neurosphere: Is it time for a conceptual revolution in neuroscience?
Neurotic Physiology: Dinosaur Inspiration
Neurotic Physiology: In which Sci is WRONG, you guys. Follow up on bees and cell phones
Neurotribes: Woof! John Elder Robison, Living Boldly as a “Free-Range Aspergian”
the Node: The Rolling Stone Gathers No Moss
the Node: Visualize it!
the Node: Turtles in a nutshell
Not Exactly Rocket Science: The Renaissance man: how to become a scientist over and over again
Not Exactly Rocket Science: Meet Dicty the amoeba – the world’s smallest farmer
Not Exactly Rocket Science: Prehistoric Brits made the world’s earliest skull-cups
Not Exactly Rocket Science: Forget butterflies – wasps and flies have hidden rainbows in their wings
Observations of a Nerd: Why do women cry? Obviously, it's so they don't get laid.
Observations of a Nerd: Reverse Bestiality: When Animals Commit Sexual Assault
How do you ID a dead Osama anyway?
The Occam's Typewriter Irregulars (ricardipus): Genome sequencing, Shakespeare style
The Occam's Typewriter Irregulars (ricardipus): Genome Assembly – a primer for the Shakespeare fan
Occ Psy Dot Com: Within boundaryless contexts, developmental relationships may positively impact upon optimism
Oh, For the Love of Science!: Zombie Ants and The Bite of Death
Oh, For the Love of Science!: Friday Weird Science GUEST POST: The distance between your testicles and your anus, 'taint unimportant
OnEarth: Reading Hurricane History in Layers of Marsh Mud
One Small Step: A supermassive star, all by its lonesome
One Small Step: Churnalism: Bad for Science?
One Small Step: Modelling comets, kittens and the Universe
Oscillator: Allergy Recapitulates Phylogeny
Oscillator: Smelling Bacteria
Oscillator: Mad Science: Synthetic Polycephaly
Oscillatory Thoughts: How to be a neuroscientist
Pharyngula: Dear Emma B
Phased: Black Women Perceived as Being More White Receive Judicial Leniency in the United States
PKIDs Blog: HPV Vaccine: The Anti-Cancer Vax
PLoS Blogs Guest Blog (Delene Beeland): Saving Ethiopia’s “Church Forests”
Plugged In: Routine Maintenance Plunges Southern California into Darkness
Plugged In: The Earthquake App — circa 1859
Plugged In: Awake in the City
Plugged In: Buildings are sexy, too
Plugged In: One Footprint at a Time
The Primate Diaries (at Times Higher Ed): Ariel casts out Caliban
The Primate Diaries: The Science of Sexism: Primate Behavior and the Culture of Sexual Coercion
The Primate Diaries: https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/primate-diaries/2011/09/06/freedom-to-riot/
The Primate Diaries: On the Origin of Cooperative Species: New study reverses a decade of research claiming chimpanzee selfishness
The Primate Diaries: Commodity Traitors: Financial Speculation on Commodities Fuels Global Insecurity
The Primate Diaries: Touching Death
Providentia: The Turing Problem (Part 1), The Turing Problem (Part 2) and The Turing Problem (Part 3) fused into a single essay.
Providentia: Deconstructing Godel
Providentia: What's Your Blood Type?
Providentia: That Healthy Glow (Part 1) and That Healthy Glow (Part 2) fused into a single essay.
PsiVid: A few notes about SCIENTISTS for those attending ‘Rise of the Planet of the Apes’…
PsiVid: What Kind of Science Television Viewer Are You?
PsySociety: Sex and the Married Neurotic
PsySociety: Envying Evolution: What Can The X-Men Teach Us About Stereotypes?
Puff the Mutant Dragon: Sunrise in the Garden of Dreams
Punctuated Equilibrium (guest post by Cath Ennis): The scientific method, in chromo-logical order
Purely a figment of your imagination: Helpful Poisons
Q Space: Juno: Journey to Jupiter
Quantum Diaries (US LHC): Helicity, Chirality, Mass, and the Higgs
Quintessence of Dust: What a selfish little piece of...
Quintessence of Dust: Evolution cheats, or how to get an old enzyme to do new tricks
Reality and Psychiatry: The Mind Body Problem and The Boundaries Between Normal Behavior And Mental Illness
Reciprocal Space: Numb or Numbered? - great comment section to edit and include.
Reciprocal Space: Joule’s Jewel
Reciprocal Space: Here is a Man Who Stood Up
Reciprocal Space: Is Massively Collaborative Scientific Publishing Possible?
The Renaissance Mathematicus: The Empty Building
Research at a Snail's Pace: Thurs-Demo: The one with the Earthquake Machine
RRResearch: Arsenic-associated bacteria (NASA's claims)
Rule of 6ix: On the origins of smallpox - where and when did variola virus emerge?
Rule of 6ix: An ecological perspective on bat viruses
Rule of 6ix: The ‘interactome’ of a host/pathogen triad
Rule of 6ix: How do viruses hijack our brains to make us vomit - and can we stop it?
Sauropod Vertebra Picture of the Week: Tutorial 12: How to find problems to work on
Scepticemia: Rifaximin in IBS: A Quick Fix?
The Scicurious Brain: I may not know where I’m going, but I always know where I’ve been.
The Scicurious Brain: Can probiotic yogurt cure your psychiatric ills?
The Scicurious Brain: Ketamine and Major Depressive Disorder: Is it Better with Special K?
The Scicurious Brain: High Fructose Corn Syrup: Much Maligned? Or the Devil’s Food Cake?
The Scicurious Brain: City Living and your Mental Health: Is city living driving you crazy?
Sciencebase: Can we count on journal metrics?
Science-Based Life: Understanding Evolution: 17 Misconceptions and Their Responses
Science Business: HSBC Takes Climate Change Research to the Bank
Science Business: One Nation, Under Geeks
Science Business: Campaign Begins to Boost Public Support for Biomed Research
Science Calling: Irish Americans: invasive wildlife abroad
Science Calling: My favourite virus
Science Creative Quarterly: Love and Death at the NIH
Science Disdained Nepal: Metarhizium anisopliae as Eco-friendly Antimalarial Biopesticide
Sciencegeist: My Chemically Fueled Life
Sciencegeist: I Love Gin and Tonics
Scienceline: Tiger bones, bear bile, and pangolin scales. Breaking down traditional Chinese medicine
Scienceline: How does the cardiovascular system work? There is a simple analogy: FedEx
Scienceline: (Don’t) Be Still My Heart. "Beating heart" transplants to be evaluated in study
Science Made Cool: A Whistle of Surprise
Sciencesounds: Cheerleaders, Rock Stars and Science Music: The Many Faces of Science Communication
Science Sushi: Mythbusting 101: Organic Farming > Conventional Agriculture
Science with Moxie: The power of rock n roll.
Science with Moxie: Please pay attention to the notes.
Scientific American Guest Blog (Marie-Claire Shanahan): Can we declare victory for women in their participation in science? Not yet
Scientific American Guest Blog (Marie-Claire Shanahan): Arsenic-Eating Bacteria Have Changed Science Education
Scientific American Guest Blog (Marie-Claire Shanahan): An arsenic-laced bad-news letter: Who is the audience for online post-publication peer review?
Scientific American Guest Blog (Marie-Claire Shanahan): Science Education and Changing People’s Minds: Writing to convince
Scientific American Guest Blog (Julia Galef): The Social Psychology of Burning Man
Scientific American Guest Blog (Cindy Doran): Tinea Speaks Up—a Fairy Tale
Scientific American Guest Blog (Cindy Doran): Short Story Science: Lenina versus the Pneumococcus
Scientific American Guest Blog (Evelyn Mervine): Nature’s Nuclear Reactors: The 2-Billion-Year-Old Natural Fission Reactors in Gabon, Western Africa
Scientific American Guest Blog (James Byrne): Bacteria, the anti-cancer soldier
Scientific American Guest Blog (Greg Gbur): Paris: City of lights and cosmic rays
Scientific American Guest Blog (Matthew Francis): What We Know about Black Holes
Scientific American Guest Blog (Carmen Drahl): What’s In A Name? For Chemists, Their Field’s Soul
Scientific American Guest Blog (Rob Dunn): Biologist Spending Way Too Much Time Thinking about Discovery He Made on Jon Stewart’s Body
Scientific American Guest Blog (Rob Dunn): Man discovers a new life-form at a South African truck stop
Scientific American Guest Blog (Rob Dunn): The top 10 life-forms living on Lady Gaga (and you)
Scientific American Guest Blog (Cheryl Murphy): Will Carrots Help You See Better? No, but Chocolate Might
Scientific American Guest Blog (Maria Konnikova): Don’t Just See, Observe: What Sherlock Holmes Can Teach Us About Mindful Decisions
Scientific American Guest Blog (Maria Konnikova): Lessons from Sherlock Holmes: Paying Attention to What Isn’t There
Scientific American Guest Blog (Maria Konnikova): Lessons from Sherlock Holmes: Breadth of Knowledge Is Essential
Scientific American Guest Blog (Rebecca Jablonsky): The Gaze of Art and Science: To See Is Not to Know, and Vice Versa
Scientific American Guest Blog (Rebecca Jablonsky): Designing the Underdog: Instances of Technology and Art as Human Equalizers
Scientific American Guest Blog (Rita J. King): Failure of imagination can be deadly: Fukushima is a warning
Scientific American Guest Blog (Jeremy Yoder): The Intelligent Homosexual's Guide to Natural Selection and Evolution, with a Key to Many Complicating Factors
Scientific American Guest Blog (David Manly and Lauren Reid): Good Dads and Not-So-Good Dads in the Animal Kingdom
Scientific American Guest Blog (Bradley Voytek): What Bats, Bombs and Sharks Taught Us about Hearing
Scientific American Guest Blog (R. Douglas Fields): Curing Paralysis--Again
Scientific American Guest Blog (Kristina Bjoran): Animal emotion: When objectivity fails
Scientific American Guest Blog (Melanie Tannenbaum): “Anything but Country”: What Factor Analysis Reveals about Our Tastes for Tunes
Scientific American Guest Blog (Khalil A. Cassimally): Superfetation: Pregnant while already pregnant
Scientific American Guest Blog (Allie Wilkinson): Seafood at risk: Dispersed oil poses a long-term threat
Scientific American Guest Blog (Scicurious): Serotonin and sexual preference: Is it really that simple?
Scientific American Guest Blog (Holly Menninger): Winter stoneflies sure are supercool
Scientific American Guest Blog (Karen James): Evolution isn't easy, even in Galapagos
Scientific American Guest Blog (Amir Aczel): A Higgs Setback: Did Stephen Hawking Just Win the Most Outrageous Bet in Physics History?
Scientific American Guest Blog (Marcelo Vinces): It’s Not That Easy Being Green, but Many Would Like to Be
Scientific American Guest Blog (Neil F. Comins): What If the Moon Didn’t Exist?: The Fun of Counterfactuals in Science
Scientific American Guest Blog (Stephanie Zvan): The Politics of the Null Hypothesis
Scientific American Guest Blog (Emily Willingham): Of lice and men: An itchy history
Scientific American Guest Blog (Jennifer Frazer): Excuse me, Sir. There's a moss-animal in my Lake
Scientific American Guest Blog (Melissa C. Lott): Texas "Tea" becomes the Texas "E"?
Scientific American Guest Blog (Summer Ash): Science in the neighborhood: How to make really good coffee
Scientific American Guest Blog (Ashutosh Jogalekar): Chemistry: The Human Science
Scientific American Guest Blog (Antony Williams): All that glisters is not gold: Quality of Public Domain Chemistry Databases
Scientific American Guest Blog (Matthew Hartings): Cooking up some chemistry inside a cell
Scientific American Guest Blog (Carmen Drahl): What’s In A Name? For Chemists, Their Field’s Soul
Scientific American Guest Blog (David Kroll): Drugs from the Crucible of Nature
Scientific American Guest Blog (Deborah Blum): A View to a Kill in the Morning: Carbon Dioxide
Scientific American Guest Blog (Brian Switek): Breaking our link to the "March of Progress"
Scientific American Guest Blog (Casey Rentz): How to stop a hurricane (good luck, by the way)
Scientific American Guest Blog (Anne-Marie Hodge): Carnivore crossing: How predator species dominated mammal diversity on the Kuril Islands
Scientific American Guest Blog (Kelly Oakes): Habitable and not-so-habitable exoplanets: How the latter can tell us more about our origins than the former
Scientific American Guest Blog (Christina Agapakis): Mixed cultures: art, science, and cheese
Scientific American Guest Blog (Kathryn Clancy): I don't have a 28-day menstrual cycle, and neither should you
Scientific American Guest Blog (Holy Bik): A plea for basic biology
Scientific American Guest Blog (Andrea Kuszewski): Could chess-boxing defuse aggression in Arizona and beyond?
Scientific American Guest Blog (Rose Eveleth): Can you hear me now? Animals all over the world are finding interesting ways to get around the human din
Scientific American Guest Blog (Rachel Nuwer): When animals attack: Death databases indicate that our fondest phobias may be misdirected
Scientific American Guest Blog (Danielle Lee): Under-represented and underserved: Why minority role models matter in STEM
Scientific American Guest Blog (David Manly): Biting the hand that feeds: The evolution of snake venom
Scientific American Guest Blog (David Manly): The Ferret Hunters
Scientific American Guest Blog (Dan Bailey): In search of the origins of warfare in the American Southwest
Scientific American Guest Blog (Daniel Ksepka): 5 things you never knew about penguins!
Scientific American Guest Blog (Robin Ann Smith): The worms within
Scientific American Guest Blog (Jennifer Frazer): Pimp My Virus: Ocean Edition
Scientific American Guest Blog (David Manly): Ugly animals need love, too
Scientific American Guest Blog (David Manly): Mirror images: Twins and identity
Scientific American Observations (David Biello): What Was in the Oil Spilled during BP’s Gulf of Mexico Disaster?
Scientific American Observations (George Musser): Free Will and Quantum Clones: How Your Choices Today Affect the Universe at its Origin
Scientopia Guest Blogge (DrRubidium): Chemistry For The Zombie Apocalypse
SEAPLEX: Seeking the Science of the Garbage Patch: Does the “Great Pacific Garbage Patch” exist?
SEE Reports: Luck, Luck--#2 and Luck--#3
Self-Organizing Networked Systems: Langton's Ant - from simple rules to complex behavior
Seven Deadly Synapses: To Sleep, Perchance to Cause a Midair Collision
Seven Deadly Synapses: Liberally Thinking: Red Brain, Blue Brain
Seven Deadly Synapses: Iodine-131 in US Milk: Cause for Concern?
Seven Deadly Synapses: Seven Deadly Sins Sunday: Gluttony Part 3
Seven Deadly Synapses: Mother’s Little Helper, the Brainstem
Silvarerum: Chasing Daphnia: The Smallest Story on Earth
Skulls in the Stars: The Saga of the Scientific Swindler! (1884-1891)
Skulls in the Stars: The birth of electromagnetism (1820)
Skulls in the Stars: Mpemba’s baffling discovery: can hot water freeze before cold? (1969)
Skeptikai: Oz and Eastern Wizardry
Sleeping with the Fishes: Self-Help for Seabirds: How to manage your time and outcompete your neighbors for maximum survival
Solar at Home: How Optical Illusions Can Build a Better Bulb
Southern Fried Science: The Global Extinction Crisis – species area relationships, habitat loss, and population dynamics
Southern Fried Science: Climbing Mount Chernobyl
Southern Fried Science: The importance of failure in graduate student training
SouthernPlayalisticEvolutionMusic: Confronting Marginalization: Internal Influences
SouthernPlayalisticEvolutionMusic: Confronting Marginalization: External influences
Spiritualscientific.com Blog: Angela Ronson Part 1: Not a Vegetable at All, but a White Crow
Stages Of Succession: Teaching The Art Of Tequila Shots
Stages Of Succession: Anthropogenic Global Warming In The Classroom
Stages Of Succession: The Thin Evolutionary Line
Streams of Consciousness: Porn on the Mind
Streams of Consciousness: Money Can Buy Isolation
Streams of Consciousness: The Miracle of Birth is that Most of Us Figure Out How to Mother—More or Less
Streams of Consciousness: Forgetting About 9/11
Stripped Science: Microbiology and the Old Spice guy (cartoon)
Substantia Innominata: If you are a headbanger, you should listen to Céline Dion
Suite101: People of the Hubble Space Telescope
Superbug: Diseases and borders: Potatoes and St. Patrick’s Day
Superbug: File Under WTF: Did the CIA Fake a Vaccination Campaign?
Superbug: E. coli: A Risk for 3 More Years From Who Knows Where
Superbug: Highly Resistant Salmonella: Poultry, Antibiotics, Borders, Risk
Superbug: Resistant Salmonella: Deadly Yet Somehow Not Illegal
Superbug: How a U.S. Court Case Explains Problems Eradicating Polio
Surprising Science: Why We Need a Nap Room in the Office
Surprising Science: The Secret Lives of Feral Cats
Surprising Science: Biologist Rob Dunn: Why I Like Science
Surprising Science: Biology’s Ten Worst Love Stories
Symbiartic: The Chemistry of Oil Painting
Symbiartic: We Blew a Bubble for a Man Named Edison
Symbiartic: Alone in the blogiverse: where are all the space-art bloggers?
Symbiartic: 5 Reasons Your Camera Won’t Steal My Job
Symbiartic: To © is Human
Symbiartic: The DNA Hall of Shame
Symbiartic: Magic Beans
Symbiartic: Science-Art: don’t call it “Art”
Tattooed Science: Sex and math: You can integrate my curves any day
Tetrapod Zoology: Necks for sex? No thank you, we're sauropod dinosaurs
Tetrapod Zoology: Those giant killer pigs from hell aren’t pigs
Tetrapod Zoology: Prediction confirmed: plesiosaurs were viviparous
Tetrapod Zoology: You have your giant fossil rabbit neck all wrong
There and (hopefully) back again…: In the shadows of greatness
This is serious monkey business: Primate vaccines: help you to help me?
This is serious monkey business: “Bad-sad-bad” and other responses to death.
This is serious monkey business: Raison d’etre of the female undergraduate primatology blogger.
This is serious monkey business: Is habituation ethically permissible from a biocentric perspective?
This is serious monkey business: The Curious Case of the Present Hymen.
This May Hurt A Bit: Disgusting
This May Hurt A Bit: Nonsense
This May Hurt A Bit: "Don't You Want to Know What I Used to Do?"
This May Hurt A Bit: Fragmented Intimacies
This View of Life: Elements of an Effective Public Education Toolkit
This View of Life: Narrating Science and Fear
The Thoughtful Animal: Defending Your Territory: Be Smelly, Be Fast
The Thoughtful Animal: Might Pleistocene Fido Have Been A Fox?
The Thoughtful Animal: Perseverating on Perseverative Error: What Does The "A-not-B Error" Really Tell Us About Infant Cognition?
The Thoughtful Animal: Rats, Bees, and Brains: The Death of the “Cognitive Map”
The Thoughtful Animal: Mathematics, Cities, and Brains: What Can A Highway Engineer Learn From A Neuroscientist
The Thoughtful Animal: Four Loko Is Just Like The Copenhagen Philharmonic
The Thoughtful Animal: Animal Imagination: The Dog That Pretended to Feed a Frog (and Other Tales)
Mathematics, Cities, and Brains: What Can A Highway Engineer Learn From A Neuroscientist?
The Thoughtful Vegetable: Ask The Retard
The Thoughtful Vegetable: A Developmental Profile
Thoughtomics: We Are Nobody: Contingency and Convergence in Evolution
Thoughtomics: Shapeshifting protein makes sour taste sweet
Thoughtomics: Penguins colonized Africa. Thrice.
Thoughtomics: Long Lost Relative of Ticks Pops Up Again
Thoughtomics: Where does milk come from?
Thoughtomics: The end of E. coli
Thoughts from Kansas: Does meditation make people act more rationally?
Thoughts from Kansas: On interfaith outreach and atheists
Thoughts from Kansas: Biopunks, biohackers, and the movement to own your own DNA
The Throckmorton File: Do You Know the Most Remarkable Thing About Penguins? (You Don't.)
The Tree of Life: The story behind the story of my new #PLoSOne paper on "Stalking the fourth domain of life"
The Tree of Life: A "work" trip to Catalina Island: USC, Wrigley, C-DEBI, dark energy biosphere, Virgin Oceanic, Deep Five, & more
Through the looking glass: What’s this public ‘engagement’ with science thing then?
Through the looking glass: A brief history of awesome
Token Skeptic: On Codes Of Conduct: A Brief History of Civility, Inclusivity, Sexism and Skepticism
Tooth and Claw: Of Bad Odors and Good Yarns
TumbalacaTumblr: Tum-ba-ba.(cartoon)
Uncertain Principles: Science Is Not Irreducibly Complex
Uncertain Principles: Everybody Thinks Scientifically
Uncertain Principles: Teleportation of Toddler Toys
Uncertain Principles: Faster Than a Speeding Photon: "Measurement of the neutrino velocity with the OPERA detector in the CNGS beam"
Uncharted Atolls: Crushing predators reinvade the Antarctic benthos
Universe: Moon Arts, Part Two: Fallen Astronaut
Urban Science Adventures!(c): Urban Wildlife Watch: 13 Year Cicadas
The Urban Scientist: Thinking like a scientist: Confronting the alarming stats of the No Wedding No Womb
The Urban Scientist: Why Kanazawa is wrong, and it’s not just because he dissed Black Women
The White Noise: Can drugs drill holes in your brain?
The White Noise: How addiction feels, the honest truth
The White Noise: Did Ecstasy cause a teen to kill his parents or am I at a ’90s rave?
The White Noise: Addiction: a Fault of Chemistry
WhizBANG!: My Grandma’s Cure-All
WhizBANG!: An Active Study
Worst Professor Ever: Why Humanities People Should Care About Math
Yes Means Yes!: Gender Differences and Casual Sex: The New Research
YourBrainonDrugs.net: Welcome to the future of recreational drug use.
Zoonotica: Campylobacter jejuni – hugely adaptable but how does it do it?