Science Blogs
Blogs, magazines, and articles, mostly science and research related.
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Submitted Jan 20, 2006 to Science Blogs A news site and blog covering the business of digital media and content.
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Submitted Jan 13, 2006 to Science Blogs There may be a time and a place for everything. The difficulty is figuring out when and where.
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Submitted Jan 12, 2006 to Science Blogs » Element FYI The assistant researcher, Park Eul-soon, who admitted to donating her eggs for Dr. Hwank Woo-Suk's cloning research, but did not say she was coerced, now says that "she was forced to contribute her eggs after mistakenly spilling ova used for experiments in 2003," according to The Korea Herald. "'I regret that I did not stand up to Dr. Hwang,' MBC television station quoted her as saying in the e-mail." Park mysteriously disappeared from Pittsburgh just when the scandal was breaking and did not return to Seoul when her South Korean colleagues were being summoned back to South Korea. (via blog.bioethics.net)
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Submitted Jan 12, 2006 to Science Blogs Miscellany from a liberal atheist biology professor in rural Minnesota.
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Submitted Jan 12, 2006 to Science Blogs Blogging is my attempt to make sense of this crazy world. I am a postdoctoral fellow and was recently hired as an Adjunct Associate Professor. I have lived in New York City since September 2002, and worked in my "dream job" for two years, reconstructing an evolutionary phylogeny of parrots from the south Pacific Ocean.
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Submitted Jan 12, 2006 to Science Blogs Chris Mooney is Washington correspondent for Seed magazine and a senior correspondent for the American Prospect. He focuses on issues at the intersection of science and politics; recent articles include a Columbia Journalism Review feature story about the problem with "balance" in science coverage and a Boston Globe commentary on the political plight faced by scientists over the next four years. Chris's first book, entitled The Republican War on Science, is due out in September 2005 with Basic Books.
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Submitted Jan 12, 2006 to Science Blogs At the convergence of evolution and genetics. RPM studies genome evolution. Look for posts on evolution, genetics, molecular biology, and all related fields.
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Submitted Jan 12, 2006 to Science Blogs Thoughts From the Interface of Science, Religion, Law and Culture.
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Submitted Jan 12, 2006 to Science Blogs Tim Lambert's weblog. Tim Lambert is a computer scientist at the University of New South Wales.
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Submitted Jan 12, 2006 to Science Blogs Discussing causes, origins, evolution, and implications of disease and other phenomena. By Tara Smith.
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Submitted Jan 12, 2006 to Science Blogs I'm a philosopher who used to be a chemist. I'm interested in unexpected and unexplored connections between fields. Dumb things make me grumpy.
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