Science Bloggers: Diversifying the news
The myth of scientific literacy
P ≠ NP and the future of peer review
A Conversation about Aggregators and Professionalism
Sleep Deprivation Affects Moral Fiber
Inception and the Neuroscience of Sleep
Mother Tigers Pass Down Territory to Their Daughters
Evaluating the Power of Social Cues in Public Encounters
Eat Yer Spinach! …and other tales from Bangkok
Carnal Carnival, meta blogging, links
Just like the NBA, “Science” is a brand
How News Consumption is Shifting to the Personalized Social News Stream
The Virology of Christ and Biblical fever = influenza. You’re kidding me, right? and Biblical flu paper going bye-bye
Tesla who? Gen Y and a Great Mind of the Past
A bootstrap of 1000 miles begins with a single step
Some Snails Prefer Doing It Anti-Chiral
Canadian biotech will grow flu vaccine in RTP
A brief history of science, part 3
Know the history of your field, be it science or pottery
It’s the End of the Book As We Know It — and I Feel Fine
Ant synonyms and linguistics envy
Country Men Laud Stoicism and Suicide…
100 Best YouTube Videos for Science Teachers
The Illustrated Guide to a PhD
Is The Child The Father of the Man?
The Right Way to Please the Base
Once again: It’s REPUBLICANS who caused America’s exploding debt
The Worst Ethics Scandal on Capitol Hill?
NDM-1: Novel, global, complex and a serious threat
‘All we need now are hagfish.’= New Yorker cartoon insta-caption
Shrimp On Prozac Are None Too Cheerful
Neurodynamics and Everyday Biology join Scientopia, while Arthropoda and Cephalove join The Gam.
The Hauser collection:
Monkey business? 2002 Cognition paper retracted as prominent psychologist Marc Hauser takes leave from Harvard
Reading the Coverage of a Retraction: Failure to replicate is not evidence of fraud
Harvard morality researcher investigated for scientific misconduct
Hauser Of Cards
Marc Hauser, monkey business, and the sine waves of science
Marc Hauser misconduct findings
The Politics of Ideas : Hauser Gone Wild
Why science is self-correcting
What kind of problem is it when data do not support findings?
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