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Category: OpenLab10
One difference between reading Open Laboratory anthologies and reading the original posts included in them is that the printed versions are slightly edited and polished. Another difference is that the Prefaces and Introductions can be found only in the books....
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Category: OpenLab10
David Bradley read the book and liked it. Perhaps you'll like it, too. If you use the code "SHOWERS" in April during check-out you will get 10% off. Just go here right now and click on "Buy now" ;-) Under...
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Category: OpenLab09
And it is good! Written by Maggie Koerth-Baker at BoingBoing: Best science writing from the blogosphere! Check it out. Post a comment.......
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Category: OpenLab09
Neurophilosophy Code of Life The Culture of Chemistry Neurotopia NeuroDojo The Loom Urban Science Adventures Aardvarchaeology Archy The Flying Trilobite Rigor Vitae Bench TwentyOne Page 3.14 The Scientific Activist Science After Sunclipse Mr Science Show Byte Size Biology Neurotopia A...
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Category: OpenLab09
The fourth anthology barely managed to hit the virtual shelves when the very first book review was published. Of course, considering the speed, this was done by a blogger - Grant Jacobs from the 'Code for Life' blog on New...
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Category: OpenLab09
Yes, the day has finally arrived! The anthology is now up for sale! Just go ahead right now and click on this link right here, then click on the "Add To Cart" button and one copy (or more!) of this...
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Category: Blogging
The time has come....the moment many of you have been waiting for, for months! The most amazing 2009 guest editor Scicurious and I are ready to announce the 50 posts that have made it through a grueling judging process to...
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Category: Books
There will be, at ScienceOnline2010, at least two sessions dedicated to books and book publishing - From Blog to Book: Using Blogs and Social Networks to Develop Your Professional Writing and Writing for more than glory: Proposals and Pitches that...
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Category: OpenLab09
The Deadline has passed! There are a total of over 700 submissions for OpenLab 2009. Thank you all for submitting your and other people's blog posts. I at least opened every one of them, and already read many of...
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Category: OpenLab09
Reminder: Deadline is December 1st at midnight EST! Here are the submissions for OpenLab 2009 to date (under the fold). You can buy the 2006, 2007 and 2008 editions at Lulu.com. Please use the submission form to add more...
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