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On science writing and journalism: Scientists can't write? and Science journalism--critical analysis, not debate and Three kinds of knowledge about science and journalism. Recommended.
A new treatment for chronic wounds
Open Source Science? Or Distributed Science?
Pretty Greeting Cards Warble, Tweet to Readers
Big-headed tiger snakes support long-neglected theory of genetic assimilation
UNC-CH, NCSU professor, entrepreneur Joseph DeSimone to receive top N.C. award
Seed article about animal homosexuality got an IL teacher suspended. Former students of the suspended teacher have set up a Facebook group in support.
The Data Explosion and the Scientific Method
China outperforms US on green issues
The recession is turning more people into paid clinical trial volunteers
Bio crude, a potentially lethal brain infection and asthma...
Don't Get Cocky, Twitter - on Twitter lists and why they are not "ready" yet.
As journalists, are we our own brands?
Five reasons corporations are failing at social media
New Science Journalism Project - collaborative science news by journalism students worldwide.
Journalist Amy Wallace Welcomes 'Conversation' She's Started About Vaccines
Study Surprise Yields New Target for Assessing Genes Linked to Autism
Prof replaces term papers with Wikipedia contributions, suffering ensues
Extreme Pumpkins - the ultimate guide to carving pumpkins - I wish I saw this site earlier!
Big Breasts: An Indicator of Dangerous Fat Deposition?
Make nominations for NC Science, Mathematics, and Technology Education Center Awards.
No news to report? Are you sure about that?
Russ Campbell starts a series of interviews with participants of #sciwri09 with the interview with Deborah Blum: People I met at the World Conference of Science Journalists
Casual Fridays: Is political wishy-washiness a general phenomenon?
PLoS at ASTMH 2009 - Booth 501
Nurse Ratched:Your Byline Has Blogger Envy - "There was a time when only journalists wrote the news...."
Social networks - are they useful or pointless? For scientists, you cannot collect people. You collect data and people will collect themselves, attracted to the data.
The Incredible Macro Bug Portraiture of Thomas Shahan
Basic concepts: Truth. (this one's for bookmarking)
Jonah Lehrer: Outsider Intelligence - got hard problems? Don't turn them over to experts - ask outsiders.
Do scientists encourage misleading media coverage? PR officers, not scientists.
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