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November 30, 2006
From One Cell To Two: Cell Division and DNA Replication
Category: Basic Biology
Conitnuing with the Thursday BIO101 lecture notes, here is the fifth part. As always, I ask you to correct my errors and make suggestions to make the lecture better. Keep in mind that this is a VERY basic speed-course and...
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Video Science
Category: Science Reporting
You may remember when I mentioned the announcement of the new open-source online journal JoVE, a peer-reviewed journal of scientific methods in which submissions are provided in video form. Pimm, Eva, Jonah and Nick have also commented on it and...
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Blogging Professor!
Category: Blogging
Is this the first such thing? A faculty position at UNC school of journalism. From the job ad: This person should be highly skilled in writing and editing online news, in blogging and in developing news content for the web....
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BirdBlogging of the week
Category: Birds
I and the Bird #37 is up on Five Wells....
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SBC - NC'07
Category: Blogging
Rosalind Reid of the American Scientist magazine is coming to the 2007 North Carolina Science Blogging Conference. Are you? Rosalind will lead a break-out session on scientific illustration and is inviting participation in the planning of the session on...
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Happy birthday, Jonathan Swift
Category: History
From today's Quotes Of The Day: Jonathan Swift was born at Dublin, Ireland on this day in 1667, seven months after his father's death, and was raised primarily by an uncle. He received his B.A. from Trinity College, Dublin but...
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Sasquatch!
Category: Pseudoscience
For real?...
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Future of Science
Category: Science Practice
Open Access Open Science (posts by Bill Hooker)...
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Three Simple Rules for Blogfights
Category: Blogging
How to fight with other bloggers (via) I tend to avoid getting in fights with individuals. I'd rather insult millions all at once. (Let's see if this shows up as Quote on the scienceblogs.com front page tomorrow....)...
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