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Features and news on the chemistry behind biochemistry

biology, science education, science communication

How have organisms become what we see today? This blog focuses on the process of evolution and the richly diverse, intricately interconnected world of species it has generated.

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Everything you thought you ever wanted to know about eggs! Human eggs, that is.

Sharing the fascinating world of science

perspective and insight from the scientific amasian

The ASCB Post is the science news, comment, and blog page of the American Society for Cell Biology, a scientific society with 11,000 members and (since 1961) 45 winners of the Nobel Prize in Medicine or in Chemistry. The ASCB Post covers the wider world of cell biology news, health implications, science policy issues, and whatever else seems germane to research biology in the early 21st century (i.e. many things). The Post is also home to "Activation Energy," the weekly blog of ASCB Executive Director Stefano Bertuzzi, a longtime bench scientist turned NIH policy geek and now turned ASCB executive.

Biodiversity, Carbon footprint, Climate Change, Conservation, Corporate social responsibility, Ecotourism, Endangered Species, Environment, Environmental education, Environmental issues, Environmental policy, Environmental Pollution, Nature, Ocean acidification, Particulate matter, Phthalates, Plastics, Sustainable development, Sustainable living

Latest topics from Science and Nature, with visual interactive animation to illustrate concepts

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On this blog, I’ll examine current published and unpublished research focusing on animal science and veterinary medicine, share observations in my personal studies, and occasionally discuss other interests. Please feel free to leave comments and help promote discussion.

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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.

Post from the weblog for Annals of Botany and AoB Plants.

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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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.

Academic life, trials and tribulations of being on the tenure track

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.

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.

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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Inspiring quotes, pretty pictures, and recent research findings written in plain English. About science. Mostly biology.

A student's perspective on the emerging field of synthetic biology, recent research, and its implications.

exploring diverse new biological research