We’ve been busy on Scientific American blogs since you last heard from me.
First, on the Guest Blog, there are three new posts.
Last night: Deja vu: What does the Gulf oil spill tell us about the Japanese nuclear crisis? by David Wogan.
Early this morning: Smaller, cheaper, faster: Does Moore’s law apply to solar cells? by Ramez Naam.
Just before noon: Art in the Service of Science: You get what you pay for by Kalliopi Monoyios.
Finally, our Expeditions blog has a new series of dispatches from the field – check out the first introductory post: Destination: Arctic! by Victoria Hill.
As always, read, enjoy, post comments, share the links with your friends…
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