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Janet D. Stemwedel (whose nom de blog is Dr. Free-Ride) is an associate professor of philosophy at San Jose State University. Before becoming a philosopher, she earned a Ph.D. in physical chemistry. Email her at dr.freeride@gmail.com.

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I chat with Paw-talk about ethics and animal research.

Category: Blogospheric science

In case you're interested, Paw-talk, a website aimed at humans with pets, invited me over to chat about philosophy, ethics, science, and the use of animals in research. You can find that interview here. It's also worth noting that the...

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Science Scout badge tally.

Category: Blogospheric science

You may recall a couple years ago when the Order of the Science Scouts of Exemplary Repute and Above Average Physique started issuing badges. Now, the Science Scouts have a spiffy new webpage and many new badges ... and...

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A reminder.

Category: Blogospheric science

"Hey, buddy! My eyes are up here!"...

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3QD 2009 science blogging prize nominees posted, voting round open.

Category: Announcements

Remember those prizes 3 Quarks Daily is offering for the best science blogging of the past year? Well, the nominees are now up, including four of my posts:...

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Stepping away from silence.

Category: Blogospheric science

This month, Sheril Kirshenbaum and Dr. Isis are spearheading a blogospheric initiative to call attention to a continuing epidemic of mass rapes in Liberia even six years after the end of its 14 year civil war, and to try to...

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3 Quarks Daily announces awards for science blogging.

Category: Announcements

Actually, the awards will include other sorts of blogging, too, but it's the awards for science blogging that have a fast-approaching nomination deadline....

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What readers who find this blog were looking for.

Category: Blogospheric science

Every now and then, I have a look at the logs of incoming traffic to see how people are getting here. A bunch of people arrive via search engines, and here's some of what they've been searching for in the...

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Another conundrum: whether to engage with the Huffington Post.

Category: Communication

Should scientists try to counter woo-meisters on their home turf?

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Outing pseudonymous bloggers.

Category: Blogospheric science

I've gotten word that another blogger who has been tracking IP addresses associated with comments (on his own blog and on the blogs of others) is preparing to blow the whistle on what he is inclined to view as sock-puppetry....

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Celebrating the Year of Science.

Category: Blogospheric science

I've been derelict in my duty to inform you that 2009 has been declared the Year of Science, which is, of course, just an excuse to celebrate science-y goodness every day. Each month has a theme and a variety...

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