Wow! What a day! I did not even get to finish ‘Written In Stone’ review! Tomorrow, I guess. Then travel for the rest of the week….
Apple, meet Orange: Why are we approaching biodiversity conservation from such different points of view?
From The Editor’s Desk: Stop Being Such a Journalist
Reboot: An open letter to the FCC about a media policy for the digital age
Night Shift’s Possible Link to Cancer
How Climate Change Influences Children
How the NEJM became an advertising platform for the pharmaceutical industry and How JAMA managed to avoid becoming an advertising platform for the pharmaceutical companies
Veterinary fact of the day: playing detective with bladder infections
Sleep and Sleep Spindles Enhance Lexicon
What the Airlines Neglect to Tell You: Jet Lag Elicitation of a Proinflammatory Response
The Ciliated Oceanic Conveyor Belt of Doom
Friendship: Development, Ecology and Evolution of a Relationship (Review)
Down the hatch: Patients who swallow foreign objects tend to make it a habit
A U.C.L.A. physicist dishes on his work as science consultant for The Big Bang Theory
Blogging. This is about blogging.
Higher Education: Turning a Painful Reality Into a Thriving Digital Business
A Disease with no Remedy III – A Treatise on the Consumption of the Lungs
Polio in India: Many steps up… and a long one back
Be careful: It’s weird embargo time season
Unexpected Ways to Die During Sex…
What does it mean to be “anti-vaccine”?
Tiny gadget can help doctors retrieve sponges
Mining blamed for stream damage
Unlocking the future of cities
Astonishing, multitalented little bacteria and Interview with the Lab Rat
Corina Becker: Communication Shutdown for Autism Awareness? No Thanks!
Should California Voters Repeal State Efforts to Curb Greenhouse Gases?
Encephalon, the neuroscience blog carnival, is coming back!
Science blogs are good for you
Kidney with “whopper of a tumor” aims for Guinness record book
Real Life Werewolves? Happy Halloween!
Sunday Protist – A sampling of Cercozoa Part I
Web users are drawn to photos of “real people” but ignore stock images of “generic people”
The Pleistocene fauna of the Dreamtime
Something to Sniff at: A New Device That Could Help Severely Paralyzed People
Journeying to Mars — on a One-Way Ticket
Hitler Ate Marmalade at Breakfast
How The Elephant Got Its Trunk – Rudyard Kipling Was Right! The Elephant Did Get Its Trunk When A Crocodile Gave It One Long Pull.
Do musicians have different brains?
Is climate science disinformation a crime against humanity?
Kids Read Science and Teens Read Science Contest Winners
How do ballerinas make it look so easy?
Blog Pick of the Month – October 2010
Words of wisdom for prospective graduate students
Is Reality Digital or Analog? and Is reality digital or analog? Announcing the third Foundational Questions Institute essay contest
iPhone Alarm Bug Gave Thousands of Europeans an Excuse to Sleep in
Spooked Baby Dinosaur Ran on Two Legs
Am I partly Jewish? An unexpected turn of events
Giving Thanks for Vegetables, Not Turkey
California reveals terms of nation’s first economy-wide CO2 cap-and-trade system
Higher intelligence associated with “thinking like an economist”
Final Verdict: Internet Enhances our Social Lives
Citizen Sensor – DIY environmental monitoring
The ‘Top 10′ Most Prolific Science Bloggers.
Could a dose of arthritis medication prevent post-surgery memory loss?
The BIG picture: Ecological effectiveness
Field Photos: Eastern Coachwhip Snake
Brian Switek’s Written in Stone
Student engineers re-introduce coffee husk stoves in Tanzania as time runs out on their project
My day with a master pickpocket: Behind the scenes at the making of a neuroscience-and-magic video
Premature Ejaculation, Advanced Medical Institute (AMI) and BBC Watchdog
Enrichment in Captive Cephalopods
Extroverts Feel Sleep Deprivation More After Heavy Socializing
Public Transit Users More Likely to Hit Physical Activity Targets
Your Dot: What’s Really Boring?
Center for Public Integrity’s HTML5 product aims to make long-form journalism readable on any device
Updates from our second-year master’s students: From the depths of the mind to a squishy Earth
Updates from our second-year master’s students: My summer at CNN
Copulatory Plugs: Was it As Good for You As It Was For Me?
Climate change challenge for computer gamers
Publication Duty for big Pharma?
Shark Mystery Solved! – How Thresher Sharks Use Their Tails
Cambrian Carnivore was Just an Old Softy
Precautionary Principle & Biodiversity Thoughts
Diagnostic Criteria for Demonic Possession
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