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Professor of Computer Science at UC Irvine, researching graph algorithms and computational geometry. Wikipedian. Amateur photographer. Father of two.
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2020 Science focuses on the relationships between science, technology and society, with a heavy bias toward emerging technologies such as nanotechnology, synthetic biology and geoengineering. As a personal and independent blog, it covers stuff that grabs my interest or gets my goat - especially in my professional areas of risk science, science policy and communication/engagement. As a result, I spend quite a lot of time exploring how to make sense of science and technology in a complex and not entirely rational society.
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Policy and politics from five political junkies. At least once a week, we discuss the politics of science.
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Semi-random observations of an interdisciplinary scientist studying evolutionary ecology in the interstices of human enterprise, in the real spaces we leave open for other species to coexist with us, and the virtual spaces where we communicate increasingly. The mostly science but somewhat personal blog of a reconciliation ecologist studying the responses of wildlife to human influences through an evolutionary lens. Also a father of two girls; photographer; birdwatcher; bookworm; cinephile; and explorer of the internets.
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Astronomer, Engineer, and scientist Joshua Nelson applies to be a "astronaut" on the NASA sponsored Hawaii Space Exploration Analog & Simulation (Hi-SEAS) mission. 6 "astronauts" will be locked in a Mars habitat for 120 days. Josh has just been selected as one of 30 finalists for the mission. Will he make the cut? Stay tuned!
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A Replicated Typo was originally your standard wordpress blog dedicated to the non-standard theme of evolutionary linguistics. Its original author, James Winters, recently (July 2010) decided to buy his own host, get a decent domain and expand his list of contributors. Those currently writing for the blog include Sean Roberts, Hannah Little, Michael Pleyer, Anne Pritchard, Richard Littauer and Bill Benzon.
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I write mostly about the science of religion for non-scientist readers. This might include summaries of psychological research on how people behave when they think God is watching them, anthropological work on local religious traditions, demographic research on which religions have the most babies, or any number of other topics. Of course, “religion” is hard to isolate from all of the other things we humans do, so these posts will be accompanied by commentary on how all of this academic work helps us understand everyday social interaction. I also hope to apply scientific research to understanding current events.
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Articles and health studies about drugs, addiction and alcoholism, including the most recent scientific and medical findings.
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Subsurface science in oil and gas: geology, geophysics, petrophysics, reservoir engineering. Occasionally off-topic.
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Evidence-based news blog about alcohol tobacco and other drugs from a prevention point of view
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"All that matters" highlights the latest exciting developments in the physical sciences. The blog is written by Joerg Heber, a Senior Editor at Nature Materials, one of the leading scientific journals in the physical sciences.
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Is science sometimes in danger of getting tunnel vision? Recently published ebook author, Ian Miller, looks at other possible theories arising from data that we think we understand. Can looking at problems in a different light give scientists a different perspective?
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Ancient Science and the science of ancient things.
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This blog is written for owners of pets with endocrine disorders, as well as for veterinarians and veterinary staff. For more in-depth discussions of the science behind endocrinology, please read my blog written for veterinarians: Insights into Veterinary Endocrinology.
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This blog was created to fill a niche for a current and technical online discussion of animal science (from a production and medical viewpoint). There are few blogs or forums in the same vein outside of closed group discussion, and my hope is that we can bring this community together to share and learn from each other. On this blog, I’ll examine current published and unpublished research focusing on animal science and veterinary medicine, share observations in my personal studies, and occasionally discuss other interests. To become part of this project, please leave comments and help promote discussion, or make your own blog and talk to others in different areas in the industry.
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AnimalWise is dedicated to sharing research and information about the minds and lives of the animals with whom we share the planet, including their cognitive capabilities, social relationships, and remarkable adaptations.
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Anthropology in Practice (AiP) is designed to bring anthropology to the general public. It lays bare the relationships we have to each other and the world by drawing on practical, everyday events to explain anthropological theory
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Welcome to AppNewsBureau.com. We will bring all the latest news and updates for iPhone App, iPad, Android and Blackberry.
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We at AppPressReleases.com, brings all the latest press releases and news about Apple, Android, Blackberry and other APP news from all the reliable online sources.
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Get the latest mobile app news updates for the information related to applications for iphone and other mobile devices.
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An active Archaeologist myself, I've gotten a bit tired of the use of bad science and archaeology to defend and "prove" made up claims. In this vein my blog should help others who are not familiar with how archaeology actually works to understand the truth and see through the misleading lies of others
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Arizona Writer includes biology, nature exploration, and more as discovered by me and my 10-year-old son. I'm especially interested in Arizona animals, spiders, and science education.
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“Chiropractic is a philosophy, science and art of things natural; a system of adjusting the segments of the spinal column by hand only, for the correction of the cause of dis-ease.”
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This blog will delineate the current science and research of upper cervical chiropractic care in a way we all can understand.
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The arthropod ecology blog is focused on stories and commentary related to the ecology of insects and spiders, Arachnology in general, biodiversity science, natural history, and academic life. It features summaries of research papers in these fields.
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As Many Exceptions As Rules [
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Exceptions to natural and biological rules as well as amazing stories of adaptation and diversity are used to illustrate and reinforce the core concepts of biology.
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The life of a veterinarian. Dr. Marie shares stories of her veterinary career.
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I’m originally from Mapleton, Maine, and retired from the U.S Air Force as an Aircraft Armament Systems Specialist. I have been fasinated by astronomy and science since watching the last Apollo Moonshots in the early 70′s and Star Trek re-runs as a kid. I’ve owned about half a dozen telescopes, done public out reach, built my own observatory, and operated the 16-scope and the University of Arizonas’ Flandreau Observatory. I’ve also contributed variable and meteor observing data. I started this blog in response to the huge interest I see in the general public, as well as some of the mis-conceptions I’ve heard.
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Breaking science news and multimedia, heavy on astronomy and physics (and heavy on citing) New vids, pics, articles, and the occasional research post
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Following the highs and lows of a new PhD student making her way in the world of organic chemistry...
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I write science stories laced with humor and humorous stories sprinkled with science.
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A chemist/statistician provides his perspective on the World. A look at science in the news, the media's role in covering science, and the occasional surprise.
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The Aboriginal Astronomy Project is a collaboration between researchers across Australia who are studying the astronomical knowledge and traditions of Indigenous Australians, centered in the Department of Indigenous Studies at Macquarie University in Sydney, Australia.
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John Baez, physicist, writes on ecology and mathematical physics.
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A blog in which I write the whole bizarre spectrum of science, which to date has covered topics ranging from the science of sex in space to giant bubbles!
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Following the thoughts of an ex-industrial chemist, returning to academia as mature student studying nanotechnology. And trying to answer the age old question - are centre partings still cool?
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Academic life, trials and tribulations of being on the tenure track
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I am a PhD level pharmacologist and neurobiologist with a tad of physics envy (:-)...
My blog is primarily about science, neurobiology, pharmacology and research, but I also talk about evolution, natural history, autism, etc. My current research interests are behavioral and biochemical pharmacology and I frequently talk in my blog about my experimental organism, planarians.
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We launched Basal Science (BS) Clarified in 2011 with the aim of generating interest and discussion on a variety of science topics ranging from social to physical science. We write about science news, research discoveries, and general science topics. You will find more than just a story summary here. Our posts focus on the fundamental or basal understanding of science, with a particular emphasis on the why and how.
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Space and astrophysics research made simple
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...Since 2008, bringing a simplified perspective to the questions you have while relaxing on the beach.
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Where do new medicines start? They start in the lab, where scientists study the biological mechanisms that contribute to good health or, when they go awry, cause disease. Beaker highlights interesting science, Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute and our supporters.
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Beatrice the Biologist is an online biology education and weirdness experiment to show everyone how interesting and entertaining biology really is.
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A student's perspective on the emerging field of synthetic biology, recent research, and its implications.
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life science, informatics industry, trends, products and services, companies, business models, bioinformatics, systems biology, data integration, ontologies, knowledge modeling, knowledge management, science, technology, development, opportunities, news, trivia
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exploring diverse new biological research
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The NCSU Biochemistry blog is a team effort by the faculty and students of the biochemistry department to describe past and current research, science topics of general interest, our opinions of current events in science, and situations that we find humorous at a public university.
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Biocomicals is a cartoon blog.
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Tips and tricks for better research and lab management by the team & scientists of BioData
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The world is full of interesting and extreme creatures, most of which go unnoticed on a daily basis. The majority of these creatures are insects, and at Biodiversity in Focus their stories are told through photography and tales out of the scientific literature. Fly (Diptera) diversity and natural history meets social media and science communication, bringing these amazing insects into the light.
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A blog about genomics: the art and science of decoding life (at all levels but mostly at its most common “microscopic” scale) AND about sharing & communicating the exciting decoded knowledge, in all possible forms and formats.
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News and information about biomarkers
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A blog for students, teachers and researchers on the use of technology in teaching, learning and research in the biosciences.
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This is the personal blog of biologist Björn Brembs. It features neuroscientific research, sports and various political or personal topics.
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Blastocystis may be found in more than 1 billion people worldwide. We investigate the role of this parasite in health and disease.
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It about Geoscience and geologist career
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Body Horrors explores the intersection of infectious diseases, the human body, public health and anthropology/sociology. The goal is to look at the interactions of local geography, cultural/social behaviors and economics upon communicable diseases and parasites.
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BodyInMind [
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Advances and issues in the clinical sciences as they relate to the role of the brain and mind in chronic pain disorders.
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The Borasky Research Journal is about my personal research. Most of that is in three areas - statistics / data science, data-driven journalism and open source software. I also occasionally blog about algorithmic composition and synthesis of music.
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Blogging on brain and behaviour from the British Psychological Society.
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Brain Blogger is an award winning biomedical blog that covers topics from multidimensional biopsychosocial perspectives. We review the latest news and research related to neuroscience/neurology, psychology/psychiatry, and health/healthcare. Our blog serves as a focal point for attracting new minds beyond the basic sciences of the mind-and-brain into the biopsychosocial model.
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Brain in Brief [
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All about neuroscience news, neurological disorders, brain comics, book reviews, blogged by a graduate student studying neuroscience in Northwestern University
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BrainBlog [
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The goal of this blog is to write about and discuss current and interesting research in the field of neuroscience, in an easily readable and understandable way. Several university students from across Montreal will be blogging about their research and other topics throughout the year.
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Latest news from the British Oceanographic Data Centre (BODC). BODC is a national facility for preserving and distributing oceanographic and marine data. Staff have direct experience of marine data collection and analysis and they work alongside information technology specialists to ensure that the biological, chemical, physical and geophysical data handled are documented and stored for current and future use.
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When you are walking on the chilly winter day, you fit on the affordable burberry outlet coat. The coat provides an inch or so of nonetheless air near for the plan that acts as insulation.
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Welcome to Buried Treasure, my blog on computational biology. I am a computational biologist who tends to work on way too many projects at any one time. Many of these result in observations that I find interesting - but not interesting enough to bother writing up a manuscript and sending it to a peer-reviewed journal. In other cases the results were simply negative and no conclusions could be drawn. My disk may thus contain "buried treasure". I use this blog to make my never-to-be-published observations openly available. As I don't plan on continuing these projects, anyone is welcome to pick up a project and continue where I left off. I also plan on reporting negative results on this blog so that others can hopefully avoid repeating analyses that would lead them nowhere.
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Gandy Associates provides English communication training to corporate clients in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) and beyond. Originally specializing in language training for professionals with English as a second language, Gandy now offers courses addressing a wide range of business communication needs – from clear pronunciation to business writing and leadership communication.
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From the careers service at the RSC - helping scientists to build a successful career in the chemical sciences.
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A blog about undergraduate research and research in general at UNC-Chapel Hill.
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I am a mathematician and educator with interests in cryptology, computer science, and STEM education. I am affiliated with the Mathematics Department at Grand Valley State University in Allendale, Michigan. The views here are my own and are not necessarily shared by GVSU.\n
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Welcome to Cedar’s Digest. This is where I blog about psychology and cognitive science, education reform, college teaching, history and philosophy of science and occasionally about books that I have recently read.
I am an assistant professor of Psychology at Randolph-Macon College, here in lovely Ashland, Virginia. The views expressed in this blog are my own.
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Science education plus ocean information and stuff.
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News, features and blogs on all the latest scientific research.
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Our goal is to help undergraduates navigate current chemical literature by providing summaries of recently published articles.
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Scientific papers, is also very important branch of organic chemistry. The scientific work and scientific research, this is very valuable.
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This chemistry blog is aimed mainly at senior high school students or first year university students. It covers general chemistry topics required in Colleges and Universities. However, chemistry topics of general interest are going to be included.
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1. Helping chemists find jobs in a tough market. 2. Towards a quantitative understanding of the quality of the chemistry job market.
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Child Psychology Research Blog [
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Child-Psych.org is a research-based informational blog about child psychology, parenting, and childhood disorders. We provide reviews of the latest scientific findings on a number of psychiatric and neurodevelopmental disorders in a style that is accessible to parents, educators, and clinicians. Our mission is to become the most comprehensive online resource of science-supported information on child psychology.
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A blog about HIV, genetics, and DNA.
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A Paleontologist (PhD) views on science, art and politics.
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Science blog with a twist: science and cooking recipes. “Ciencia con una espiral de limón” it is a space to share exciting and interesting science news, and sometimes cooking recipes. All entries are based in published studies, except the recipes that are all made up by the author.
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Citizen Science Quarterly is a dual print and online magazine dedicated to encouraging all people to learn about and do science.
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Closer - Anthropology of Muslims in Europe [
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Research, fieldnotes and commentary related to (debates on) Muslims in Europe.
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cloudnumbers.com is a German company which provides researchers and companies with the resources to perform high performance calculations in the cloud. Our aim is to change the way of research collaboration is done today by bringing together scientists and businesses from all over the world on a single platform. cloudnumbers.com is a international high-tech startup striving for enabling everyone to benefit from the High Performance Computing related advantages of the cloud. We provide easy access to applications running on any kind of computer hardware: from single core high memory machines up to 1000 cores computer clusters in the cloud.
In our blog I post articles concerning cloud computing, high-performance computing, about applications in HPC and useful tips for HPC: http://cloudnumbers.com/blog
Currently, I am the only blogger. I did my PhD in "Parallel Computing
for Biological data" at the University of Munich. After this I was
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At the intersection of folk wisdom and cognitive science, Cognoculture dispels myths while delving into the exciting and limitless potential of current mind research, without brainwashing.
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Everything you ever, or never, wanted to know about complex systems...emergence, complexity, attractors, fractals...in other words, all things awesome.
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The ongoing tale of the life and times of a graduate student in Epidemiology, with thoughts on public health, grad school, coding and sundry nerdery.
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This blog covers women's reproductive physiology (ladybusiness), the menstrual cycle, evolutionary medicine, human behavior, and biological anthropology.
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corticalcolumns’ main goal is to spread neuroscience knowledge beyond the scientific community by reporting on recent findings in a format accessible by all. The emphasis is put on science that is thought-provoking, science that one can relate to or simply science that contributes to our understanding of what the brain can do and how it does it.
Future developments will include reviews on books, exhibitions and other medias related to brain science as well as interviews with members of the scientific community.
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Science that's making waves from COSMOS deputy editor Heather Catchpole.
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Quantum fluctuations in space, science and society.
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Keeping readers informed on the latest in autism research and therapies while offering personal posts on parenting three children on the spectrum. Additional topics include psychology, critical thinking, and photography of flowers and insects.
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Reviewing and commenting on the latest autism-related research, focusing mainly on cognition and neuroscience, with occasional forays into genetics and epidemiology
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Curiouser and Curiouser is a podcast about the research that is changing our world. Host Dr. Jai Ranganathan interviews leading scientists and social scientists about their latest research. Intended for everyone interested in the world around them, the discussions are fun and lively, while still delving into the heart of the research.
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Curving Normality is an academic website and blog maintained by Rense Nieuwenhuis.
Rense is employed as a Ph.D. Candidate at the University of Twente. At the Institute for Innovation and Governance Studies (IGS) I work on my thesis, with the working title: The (in)compatibility of women’s fertility and employment in OECD countries, 1970-2000.
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Published scientific works have a purity of logic but are missing the story that lies behind every discovery. I chose blogging as an outlet for this tension, and because I believe that our discoveries have little value if the public does not understand them. If you want to learn about the latest discoveries in everyday language, about the stories behind them, and how they impact your day to day life, I invite you to join me on this journey. Who knows? You may end up sharing some of my madness.
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This blog explores seafloor science off Canada\'s west coast within the larger context of deep-sea ecology studies worldwide. NEPTUNE Canada provides a wealth of real-time data; and this information is freely-available to everyone anywhere in the world. As such, I will introduce some of the questions currently under investigation in the hopes of exchanging ideas with blog readers.
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This is not a blog about scientific findings.
I think it's a blog about science and us.
That's what - one day, if I'm lucky and work on my skillz - I'd love to do for a living: write about science and us. The likelihood of achieving that goal is, of course, non-existent.
But you know what? Who the heck cares?
I just want to prove that I can write for the public.
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What’s involved in doing good science — and what ethics has to do with it. Building knowledge, training new scientists, sharing a world.
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Taking a scientific view on life (and without the lab goggles). Friendly and (hopefully) authoritative - an easy-to-read science blog that you don't need a PhD to understand!
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I am a science teacher helping students to understand the relevance of science in their daily lives.
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Challenges for universities and business schools towards more research influence, academic impact and societal/managerial relevance.
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A blog about science, with a special focus on cell biology. In here I want to talk about several several scientific papers that interest me, and also share my own thoughts, ideas and notes. Enjoy!
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E3 is a scientific social network for epigenetics experts, set up to aid progress in the frontier of epigenetics. The E3 blog promotes discussions and collaborations in the community. It will also help you keep up with the latest epigenetics news, techniques, organizations, conferences and seminars.
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A sometimes entertaining, but always engaging way to keep up with the latest epigenetics news, techniques, organizations, conferences and seminars pertinent to your work.
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EcoTone is a blog produced by the Ecological Society of America. The blog showcases ecology and ecologists, focusing on ecological science in the news and its use in policy and education. EcoTone welcomes guest submissions and suggestions of timely, relevant news of importance to the broad ecological community. EcoTone is moderated by ESA's communications officer, Katie Kline.
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I started Ego sum Daniel as a place to practice my scientific writing and to some extent to record my experiences as a doctoral student. I primarily blog about evolution, criticism of creationism and other superstitions, neuroscience and sometimes general biological subjects that I find interesting.
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Eight Crayon Science is a blog about science written primarily for non-scientists that discusses a wide range of topics, with a focus on physical and environmental science. Scientific knowledge should be accessible to everyone, so this blog focuses on communicating the fundamental ideas underpinning the science that affects our everyday lives in ordinary English and hand-drawn pictures.
Eight Crayon Science is not about jargon, obscure details, or pages of formulas and mathematics. It’s about the fundamental ideas underpinning the science that affects our everyday lives. It’s about communicating those ideas, discoveries, and theories in a way that’s clear, honest, and hopefully accessible. It’s about fostering a dialogue about science that everyone, not just specialists and scientists, can participate in comfortably — and I hope you do!
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Are you overwhelmed by the number of resources available or looking for some new ideas for teaching? If so, find out some ideas from Declan Fleming.
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Keeping an eye on how scientific information embargoes affect news coverage
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Empirical Zeal is my attempt to communicate the wonder and excitement of science with jargon free summaries of new experiments and discoveries.
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The intent of this site is for us to share news, observations (and sometimes opinions) on issues related to bioenergy, and energy in general. It was started as an outlet for students in the IGERT program in Biofuels and Biorefining at Colorado State University to share what we are learning (and doing) with the public.
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Enkapsis is a German Life Sciences blog focusing mostly on Biology and general research.
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Best Entertainment Games Apps offers the listings of popular apps from game & entertainment genre. We provide information about entertainment apps listed in top sections. Update your iPhone with Latest Apps and Addictive Games for Unlimited Fun. Select the choice of yours, from the variety of apps & games which can give premium entertainment of hours!
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Delivering in-depth analysis and discussion of the latest discoveries published in the fields of immunology, human health and disease! Escaping Anergy offers thorough explanation of methods, background and significance of each study presented so that everyone-scientists AND the public-can easily understand how basic research has the great potential to improve human health!
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Where science meets society at Emory University, through thought-provoking stories about basic science and the personalities that drive it, written for a range of readers interested in the natural world and human nature.
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Exploring any form of life with a membrane-bound nucleus and organelles, eukaryography functions as a space for mediations and extrapolations of those things eukaryotic and the associations they spawn. Thematically, eukaryography revolves around the topics of and connections between ethnographic writing, protozoology, literature, the visualization of biological phenomena, natural history, and painting, but also makes forays into scientific reportage and interpretations of primary research. Short- and long-form essays are the project’s main focus, but excerpts from literature and research papers fill the space between and add content for further exploration.
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Eureka is a place for scientific professionals from Charles River to talk about their ideas, inspirations, scientific knowledge, passions and pursuits. Eureka is a forum for inspired scientists to connect and show a deep appreciation for everything scientific. We want you to think, re-think, and share in our “Eureka moments.”
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I would like this site to be a place were principal investigators, graduate students and lab technicians interact, asking for help from one another and hopefully helping others along the way. The blog will have many types of posts including technical posts, video tutorials, webinars, fun posts and general interest stories. But most importantly, I would like to be responsive to the requests of our readership (or should I say contributorship?) and let the discussion go wherever you want to take them. I will endeavor to post content 3-5 times per week so you should be sure to visit often.
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Evolving Economics is a blog by Jason Collins of his thoughts on economics, evolution and those areas in between.
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David Despain is a freelance science writer based in Chandler, Ariz. He blogs on Evolving Health about science related to the origins and future of food, nutrition, and medicine.
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Podcasting on popular science topics, alumni of the Banff Science Communications program bring you regular, short reports.
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Chronicling the choice of one chemistry graduate student to leave with a MS and explore alternative science careers.
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Science & Skepticism blog,writers include two biologists, an anthropologist and a medic.
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Welcome! I’m a PhD student at Simon Fraser University studying obesity and complexity in the Chronic Disease Systems Modeling Laboratory. My current research explores what feedback is and how it can be used to change the growing incidence of obesity. Through this blog I hope to generate discussion on how we use feedback for personal behaviour change as well as the role feedback plays in other aspects of the obesity system.
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A critical look at feedback and how we can leverage it to change health. An exploration of what feedback is and how it can be used to change the growing incidence of obesity.
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I write about odds and ends that do not fit anywhere else. I also post announcements whenever I add additional content towww.felixbreuer.net, which is where you can find most of my work.
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I’m a student of Medieval English Language and Literature at Oxford University with a special interest in the intersections of science and the sound-arts: poetry and music.
I’m particularly fascinated by evolutionary studies and the neuroscience of language and music, so blog about recent research in these fields as well as about the interactions of science and the arts more generally. These areas, which elucidate our understanding of how the human brain perceives art, also significantly inform my own poetry and music.
Along with any promotion of science’s place in the arts, I think it is also important to debunk popular opinions that are antagonistic to science having a place at all.
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I’m a student of Medieval English Language and Literature at Oxford University with a special interest in the intersections of science and the sound-arts: poetry and music.
I’m particularly fascinated by evolutionary studies and the neuroscience of language and music, so blog about recent research in these fields as well as about the interactions of science and the arts more generally. These areas, which elucidate our understanding of how the human brain perceives art, also significantly inform my own poetry and music.
Along with any promotion of science’s place in the arts, I think it is also important to debunk popular opinions that are antagonistic to science having a place at all.
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Postcards from the natural world delivered to you by online editor Becky Crew.
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Inspiring the education of science to non-scientists and scientists alike.
Most of the fundamental ideas of science are essentially simple, and may, as a rule, be expressed in a language comprehensible to everyone (Albert Einstein)
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I am a graduate student and science writer currently pursuing my Ph.D. in Neuroscience at Penn State. The purpose of my blog is to introduce recent discoveries in neuroscience to science lovers and non-lovers, the literate to the laymen.
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Geek science fact of the day grew out a friend’s request for a science fact to appease her science withdrawal on holiday from medical school. It’s a collection of useless and useful facts about science from a science writer.
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Genetic Linkage explores the biotech, genetics/genomics, and health stories that the media miss or misinterpret; connects the seemingly unconnected; champions people living with rare diseases; and covers anything particularly strange. Ricki Lewis is a widely-published science writer and author with a PhD in genetics.
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Genome Engineering started in 2010, and monitors the latest changes and updates in genome engineering, aiming to educate and sometimes to entertain. This platform aims to connect people around the world who are interested in genome engineering. It includes news and in-depth features on genome engineering, and practical tips and tricks, as well as the odd light-hearted look at genome engineering.
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A networking resource devoted to biological soil crusts and the researchers who study them. We will provide a means for international scientists to communicate, share their research, share important news and announcements, ask questions and find collaborators. We will also provide a space for informal writing on research, opinion, and ideas.
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This is a blog about everything in the world of geology from minerals and fossils to groundwater and nuclear waste disposal. I will be addressing the basic principles of geology and new, cutting edge research in an attempt to bring a wide spectrum of geological knowledge into the public eye. Understanding the geological processes that shape the Earth has allowed me to appreciate it more fully and I hope this blog can do the same for you.
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Check the latest updates of newest trends & technologies of the world. Find the information on iphone, ipad, games, shopping tips, movie reviews, sports updates, travel details and many more.
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GigaBlog provides updates on the progress of our "big-data" journal and database and provide news on the many current issues surrounding the handling and use of large-scale data and high-throughput biology. The blog will also highlight interesting datasets deposited in our database and new types of large-data from different, potentially unexpected, biological fields.
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Science, Engineering & Tech for Girl Geeks
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God Plays Dice [
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I'm Michael Lugo. I have a PhD in mathematics from Penn and currently teach statistics at Berkeley, although this blog reflects my views and not the views of my employer. This blog is the reincarnation of the old God Plays Dice, and is about mathematics, not anything to do with religion. The name is my answer to a quote of Einstein in a letter to Max Born: \"Quantum mechanics is certainly imposing. But an inner voice tells me that it is not yet the real thing. The theory says a lot, but does not really bring us any closer to the secret of the 'old one.' I, at any rate, am convinced that He does not throw dice.\"
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I am Dick Lipton, a Professor of Computer Science at Georgia Tech. I have worked in the area of theory of computation since 1973. I find the whole area exciting and want to share some of that excitement with you. I hope that these blogs inform and entertain you. I hope that you not only learn some new ideas, hear some interesting open problems, but also get some of the history of the area. One of the things I think people sometimes forget is that research is done by people. One of my goals-perhaps the main one-is to get you to be able to see behind the curtain and understand how research works.\n\n\n\nI am Ken Regan, also in Computational Complexity Theory at the University at Buffalo (SUNY). I have been delighted to help this blog since mid-2009, and now honored to join the masthead as an author. I have shared the same values and desires as Dick mentions-also attending to the personal side-and have found the partnership congenial as well as collegial.
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I am a member of the Department of Pure Mathematics and Mathematical Statistics at Cambridge University and also a fellow ofTrinity College. My main mathematical interests are analysis and combinatorics, with a particular focus on the burgeoning area of arithmetic combinatorics (roughly speaking, the study of a cluster of fascinating and interestingly related problems, some of which are about numbers even if they don't really count as number theory in the sense in which that term is usually understood). I also have an interest in general questions about mathematics, and how it is discovered and transmitted-hence this blog.
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Anything from recent discoveries in the field, to more conceptual articles relating to things that I think need thinking more about.
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GreenChemBlog is operated by a group of current and former UC Berkeley chemistry graduate students. Our aim is to provide a critical review of the latest Green Chemistry literature, while providing a forum where current issues including materials, toxicology and synthesis can be discussed by the community.
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This is a blog about sexy groupers going on a honeymoon.
The honeymoon, a reef fish spawning aggregation, is one of the most breathtaking shows in nature.
Once a year, most reef fishes aggregate at only a few sites of the reef to spawn. Spawning is linked to the moon cycle.
Hundreds to thousands of fish (depending on the species) swim in a synchronized ballet under a moonlit ocean, until males and females spawn en masse, releasing the next generation of baby fish into the ocean currents.
Worldwide, 80 % of known reef fish spawning aggregations are overfished, and 20 % of them have been fished to extinction.
This blog focuses on research and conservation of reef fish spawning aggregations, specially those of large-bodied groupers.
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Assorted topics including science aimed at non-scientists. Currently horse coat color genetics and Alaska weather, older posts include conservation laws, elementary astrophysics and chemistry for planet builders (science fiction writers,) planned include aspects of Arctic climate, clouds and cloud physics. Not all posts are science. I try to be accessible and interesting. 2-5 posts a week.
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Photo and descriptions of water mites of all over the world. Help to identify water mites.
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A blog focused on computer science and information technology, with occassional detours into concepts in general science.
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REPORTING, LIGHTLY, ON MEDICAL SCIENCES, IMMUNOLOGY, CELL, & MOLECULAR BIOLOGY WITH AN AMUSING, SLIGHTLY QUIRKY SLANT. HAVE YOU MADE A SCIENTIST SMILE YET TODAY?
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Research that makes people laugh, then think. Official blog of the Ig Nobel Prizes and of the Annals of Improbable Research.
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I am a post-doc doing slice electrophysiology. When I’m not in whole cell mode, I tend to be in baby-attach mode with BlueEyes, who was born in the summer of 2011. I write about neuroscience, life in the lab and my newest hobby: babywearing. Also, I am from Europe, and together with my husband (referred to as dr. BrownEyes), who is also a post-doc, I moved to the US in 2009. You can find me on twitter @BabyAttachMode
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A space for pre-writing about projects, and to discuss research relevant to those projects. My focus is on teaching and learning - particularly at the intersection of information literacy, student engagement and the participatory web.
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A daily forum by staff at Nature Education to share insights and news about emerging technologies, teaching innovations, and policy changes that are shaping higher education.
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This blog is written specifically to serve veterinarians and veterinary technicians. I've divided the posts into 3 types: (1) my insights into specific endocrine issues, (2) Q & A posts that deal with questions I've gotten from veterinarians, and (3) reviews of current endocrine publications (with my comments and "insights").
Please also read my Animal Endocrine blog for pet owners.
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This is Northeastern University’s first ever research blog. We’re calling it iNSolution because that’s what our faculty and student researchers are in the business of — finding solutions to societal problems while simultaneously contributing to the fundamental knowledge base of their respective fields.
I am Northeastern University’s first ever official science writer (at least in the communications office). This blog was my idea and I’m starting to wonder what I’ve gotten myself into — there’s so much going on around this campus among so many brilliant minds that I’m a bit nervous about keeping up with the pace.
Before coming to Northeastern I was a freelance science writer and a chemical technician at a small nanotechnology company. In college I majored in chemistry and literature with a focus in poetry. I could never decide between the two seemingly disparate fields. Turns out I didn’t have to.
Northeastern research is at a very exciting point in its growth. I’m honored to have the job of telling its story. But I’m going to need your help — send me your ideas and endeavors, your questions, compliments, and complaints. Comment on the posts — be a part of the conversation.
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This blog isn’t just about cutting-edge or peer-reviewed research; I write about whatever I think might be interesting, which also includes older research and simple explanations of things that might be considered “basic science”. My goal is to communicate scientific ideas to non-scientists in a way that is enlightening, engaging or even inspirational. I hope the blog will be more than just my writing, though – discussion and discourse are the heart of learning, so please share your thoughts and questions in the comments.
A better understanding of science is important for everyone. Since most scientific research is publicly funded, scientists need the public to understand the value of their work. A scientifically educated and aware public is more likely to do so and to be willing to extend or expand support for science. For non-scientists, a better understanding of science can help make more informed and effective choices on both a personal and a social level. From GMOs to climate change to stem cell research, we are struggling together to regulate the decisions we make and to understand their effects. While science alone cannot determine our choices, they must be based in a firm understanding of science.
The world around us is richly mysterious, full of dazzling wonders and dizzying complexity. Science is how we try to capture that numinous whole in beautiful, elegant explanations and simple ideas. Each advance is a small wonder in its own right and science communication should reflect that sentiment. At its best, it should do more than just explain. It should impart a sense of majesty and beauty; it should inspire us to keep asking questions and to strive for understanding. I was lucky enough to grow up in just such an atmosphere; I hope that I can pass on some small part of that richness.
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This blog will report on all research happening at IHRR in risk, resilience and hazards, such as landslides, earthquakes and volcanoes, along with ecological impacts of climate change and much more. It will also include relevant news, topics, essays and online resources for communicating and studying different kinds of hazards and risks in society.
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A place for information and discussion of evidence in intercultural health.
Cultural diversity has an impact on public health and management of health services.
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Where COSMOS interns blog their work and the science that's making their head spin.
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Popular level descriptions of the seminars presented biweekly at the International Loop Quantum Gravity Seminar.
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It’s okay to be smart! Science is cool, dammit. This is a blog about communicating science to a broad, new audience, using whatever stories tickle my fancy.
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Explore the exciting world of microbes—a blog about microbiology, immunology, and education
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Its an international, open access, peer reviewed, online/print journal from Pakistan started by medical students with quarterly publication from April 2011. International faculty and medical students are welcomed to contribute to the journal since being a Pakistani or a medical student is not mandatory.
JPMS is a member of Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) UK and has representation at World Association of Medical Editors (WAME), USA
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Random scientific topics from the point of view of a Physicist doing Computer Sciences and Artificial Intelligence.
Posts are in English and Spanish
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A somewhat frequently updated blog that covers various work on evolution (but not necessarily the most recent).
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Scientific discussion about ketosis and ketogenic diets for overall health, disease prevention and treatment.
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Daily report on select examples of science news stories in web, print, and broadcast popular media.
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My name is Haggis and I reside mainly on a sofa in Edinburgh. As a mathematician trained in Knot Theory, I feel the need to communicate some of the beauty of mathematics to the general public and to change people's perceptions of what mathematics really is.\nWhen I am not learning new cool maths and science facts, I like going up hills in the back of rucksacks, drinking hot chocolate and trying to save the environment.
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A spanish-language weekly blog that aims to share the pleasure of understanding science and its relations to society, as well as promoting a naturalistic worldview. Writen from Mexico City.
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Random scientific topics form the life of a Artificial Intelligence PhD student. In Spanish and English.
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