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jake-head-shot.jpgJake Young is a MD/PhD student at Mount Sinai School of Medicine in NYC getting a PhD in Behavioral Neuroscience. He holds a BS and MS in Biological Sciences from Stanford University. If a volcano were to erupt Pompei-style in Central Park, his body would be preserved in a scoliotic posture over his lab desk. Archeaologists would later conclude that he spent most of his day training rats to perform tricks, until he went blind building electrical equipment by hand using a dissecting microscope. But, still, he died happy...because science is cool.

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Pure Pedantry has a new co-blogger: Kate Seip of Anterior Commissure

Category: Shameless Self Promotion
Posted on: January 23, 2008 12:48 PM, by NotoriousLTP

I am pleased to announce that Pure Pedantry is being joined by another wonderful, erudite and articulate co-blogger: Kate Seip. Kate formerly ran a blog called Anterior Commissure that many of you have probably read. She is a PhD student at Rutgers, and she also co-organizes the Science Communication Consortium -- a speaking and lecture series about science communication in society. (You can read more about her on our About Page.)

Kate specializes in maternal, sexual, and mating behavior -- subjects that are always good for a burst of traffic. That being said, she regularly exceeds all expectations with the quality of her analysis.

I am happy to have her, and I look forward to reading her always-interesting posts.

Welcome, Kate.

UPDATE: Kate also has an entry in this year's science blog anthology, Open Lab 2007. The book was favorably reviewed in the latest issue of Nature (subscription only).

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1

Yeay! One of my favouritest bloggers is joining the family! Welcome!

Posted by: Coturnix | January 23, 2008 1:08 PM

2

New inputs are always welcome, especially from under-represented female scientists. I got a lot of amusement out of "Young & Contr(e)ary" How on Earth am I going to work a "Seip" into that? It is the palindrome of "pies", but that just doesn't do it somehow....

Posted by: Ian | January 23, 2008 2:22 PM

3

Kate is the best! So happy she is continuing to stay in the blogosphere!

Posted by: Steph | January 23, 2008 4:00 PM

4

Hurray! Our piteous cries for her return have been answered!

Posted by: jope | January 23, 2008 5:23 PM

5

Sneaky, sneaky, Jake. Now you got me to subscribe. Thanks!

Posted by: Steve Matheson | January 23, 2008 5:34 PM

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Kate specializes in maternal, sexual, and mating behavior -- subjects that are always good for a burst of traffic. That being said, she regularly exceeds all expectations with the quality of her analysis.

Sounds like you will have to get a bigger hit counter, with more numbers on it! LOL!
Dave Briggs :~)

Posted by: Dave Briggs | January 24, 2008 1:02 PM

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