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Call for October Scientiae posts!

Category: Scientiae

I'm late in tooting the horn for Mad Chemist Chick, the current host of Scientiae for the October posting. (OMG, how is it way into late September already? Yikes.) Her theme for this month: "The Road Not Taken." She writes:...

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September Scientiae: Genius is....

Category: Scientiae

On Sunday, Academic posted the newest edition of Scientiae, focusing on "inspiration and desparation." Head over and read it!...

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Contribute to KNOWLEDGE about blogging!

Category: research on gender

New Scibling Anne Jefferson (welcome, Anne! We are neglect in our scibling hospitality, so sorry!) who blogs over at Highly Allochthonous has called out for a last hurrah for women geoscientists to fill out a survey about reading or writing...

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Call for September Scientiae: Inspiration or Desperation?

Category: Scientiae

The September Scientiae announcement is up, to be hosted by Academic (w00t! another engineer blogger!) over at her place, Journeys of an Academic. She has announced the theme: "Inspiration or Desperation?" with a submission date of September 4, so really...

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Into the woods

Category: blogging

I'm heading off line today and won't have any internet access for a few days. After that I should have access again, but life has conspired to hand me the "Weeks of DOOOOM" leading up to September 1st-ish. You know,...

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Call for posts for August Scientiae, hosted by Abel Pharmboy

Category: Scientiae

Hooray, the first male host of Scientiae! Abel Pharmboy is hosting the August Scientiae, and posts the following on his blog: Summer days, driftin' away. . . Consider how you balance the demands and pleasures of this season. Have you...

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July Scientiae - a reflection of ourselves

Category: Scientiae

Patchi at My Middle Years has put together a great Scientiae carnival, reflecting (as it were) on Mirror, Mirror on the Wall. It's great -- go give it a good read, and share some link love for Patchi. Thanks, Patchi!...

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And so conference season continues...

Category: conference chatter

Somehow I've survived this week with only one really big "oops" (an IRB application I should have turned in weeks ago), and I am off tomorrow to continue my conference tour. I'm heading to a workshop in Delft, The Netherlands...

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Updates; and a new Scientiae

Category: travel

I'm sitting in a hotel room in D.C., at the first day of the 2009 Joint Annual Meeting, and I am hoping to liveblog tomorrow's sessions, depending on whether the wifi is any good downstairs. In addition, I would like...

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June Scientiae - the journey continues

Category: Scientiae

Was that the train? Was it? The Scientiae train? Oh damn, I was in the bathroom! A couple of posts were left off the train completely inadvertently, so please accept the conductors' apologies, and enjoy a pretty open compartment...

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