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September 4, 2008

Politics and Medicine Weekly Channel Highlights

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In this post: the large version of the Politics and Medicine & Health channel photos, comments from readers, and the best posts of the week.

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Politics. The 2008 Democratic ticket for the White House. From Flickr, by bobster1985

September 3, 2008

Humanities and Education Weekly Channel Highlights

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In this post: the large versions of the Humanities & Social Sciences and Education & Health channel photos, comments from readers, and the best posts of the week.

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Humanities & Social Sciences. From Flickr, by Fevi Yu

Dave Munger Gives the Inside Scoop on ResearchBlogging

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dave.jpgAs everybody's talking about, the snazzy new version of ResearchBlogging.org launched on Tuesday. Powered by Seed Media Group Technology, ResearchBlogging now has a host of new features, including multi-language capability, subject-specific RSS feeds, and profiles of registered users.

ResearchBlogging was the brain child of Dave Munger, a writer, a science educator, and half of the genius behind our most popular psychology blog, Cognitive Daily. (That's Dave at right, hiking in Pasayten Wilderness in Washington State, the largest wilderness area in the lower 48 states.)

We sat down with Dave in New York last week to find out more about how he came up with the idea for ResearchBlogging (hint: a nun's involved) and what's in store for the project in the coming months. Check out the full interview below the fold...

September 2, 2008

Life Science, Physical Science and Environment Weekly Channel Highlights

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In this post: the large versions of the Life Science, Physical Science and Environment channel photos, comments from readers, and the best posts of the week.

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Physical Science. Thunderstorm over Toronto, Ontario. From Flickr, by krunkwerke

August 29, 2008

Technology Weekly Channel Highlights

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In this post: the large version of the Technology channel photo, comments from readers, and the best posts of the week.

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Control panel of a Soviet B-39 submarine in San Diego, California. From Flickr, by Jeff Kubina

August 28, 2008

Medicine and Brain Weekly Channel Highlights

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In this post: the large versions of the Medicine & Health and Brain & Behavior channel photos, comments from readers, and the best posts of the week.

This week's Medicine & Health photo was kindly submitted by one of our own bloggers, the Neurophilospher.

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Brain & Behavior. The blurred colors of plastic Easter eggs. From Flickr, by josef.stuefer

August 27, 2008

Education and Politics Weekly Channel Highlights

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In this post: the large versions of the Education & Careers and Politics channel photos, comments from readers, and the best posts of the week.

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Politics. A Georgian man squats amidst the aftermath of a Russian bombardment. From Flickr, by k.tseradze@yahoo.com

August 26, 2008

Environment and Humanities Weekly Channel Highlights

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In this post: the large versions of the Environment and Humanities & Social Science channel photos, comments from readers, and the best posts of the week.

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Environment. From Flickr, by *higetiger

August 25, 2008

Life Science and Physical Science Weekly Channel Highlights

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In this post: the large versions of the Life Science and Physical Science channel photos, comments from readers, and the best posts of the week.

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Physical Science. Cross polarized light on a sliver of bronzitite. From Flickr, by kevinzim

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