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Science bloggers, Forbes, and E.B. White
What Variant of Science Communicator are you?
Twisted Tree of Life Award #7: Alroy on “Changing the rules of evolution”
It was the plague and Distinct Clones of Yersinia pestis Caused the Black Death
What The Social Network gets wrong about Harvard—and Facebook and The Social Network Politiku
The day I stopped defending Facebook
Thinking About Time Or Money Impacts How We Spend Our Days
Are Mars and Titan geologically dead?
Q&A-How did Chile’s trapped miners survive?
A Rose is a Rose, Except When it’s Called Something Else
Can you tell what type of whale is under the surface by the spray it produces above the surface?
How to Record Phone Calls With Google Voice
“Where Are The Jobs?” The GOP Blocked Them
Science Cards – Two Great Women
Siesta – It sounds like Fiesta, but isn’t.
When is webometrics most useful?
A close look at experimentally evolved flies
More on genetically modified (Bt) corn: Is it an economic boon to all corn farmers?
The evolutionary roots of laughter
Read the Internet, Speak English
Sarahsaurus Helps Revise Ideas of Dinosaurian Success
Scientific American blog network now has its official Twitter account and FriendFeed group.
The infectious couple that may be killing off the bees and Viral Mysteries: Colony Collapse Disorder
Number of Synapses Shown to Vary Between Night and Day in Study of Zebrafish
“Shift Work and Cancer: The Evidence and the Challenge” (PDF)
Parisian flat containing €2.1 million painting lay untouched for 70 years
Butterflies Cure Themselves with Plants
Safe hatching for eggs that were relocated to avoid oil spill.
Old claims of bad climate science countered by new claims of plagiarism
Power Failures: WHEN THE LIGHTS WENT OUT: A History of Blackouts in America.
TEDxNCSU and TEDX Raleigh (both very white and male).
Pubs and pints help keep UK homes warm
The Missing Link in Wider Adoption of Solar Power? Electricians
Totally Bogus: The Science Talk Quiz
Background: Denver the Wondercat
Friday Weird Science: IgNobels Post 1. The Bacterial Beard
Thoughts Inspired by a Private Publication
Sleep more to lose weight? Read this before
Paint + Sound Waves + High Speed Cameras = Mind-Boggling Beauty
The Velvet Undergrounds of science
Paper published: Reference Management meets Web 2.0
Can you/would you like to help with the development of scienceblogging.org? and An outline for version 2.0 of the site
Sex runs hot and cold – why does temperature control the gender of Jacky dragons?
Hungary’s Toxic Spill Reaches the Danube, but River May Escape Harm
A Sneak Peek at The Science of Kissing
New E.O. Wilson Literary Science Writing Award
How Can I Recognize and Treat Bed Bug Bites?
Fraud in science: What’s in a name?
On science blogs this week: Nobility
Write on! A freelancer’s whinge
Gastrointestinal complaints in shift-working and day-working nurses in Iran
Making Ink: A Movie About an Amazing Craft
AAS plays the “freely available but embargoed” game with its conference abstracts
‘Making it findable’ – the creed of the hyperlocal blogger
BBC new linking guidelines issued – science journals mentioned
Tetrapod Zoology Book One is here at last
Flying and Biting in the London Underground
Mind & Body: The Philosopher’s Body as a Subject
When the Care Isn’t Evidence-Based, and the Provider Doesn’t Listen: Why Patient Empowerment Matters
LONGREACH Lifesaver Bazooka Wins 2010 James Dyson Award
Wildlife Films 101 and Wildlife films: “Disneyfication”
The Growth of History and Philosophy of Science Blogging
A Blog Around The Clock 