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Politics, Brain and Technology Weekly Channel Highlights

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

What's New on ScienceBlogs.de, July 17-23

A stem cell researcher turns his back on journalists; two runners die during an extreme mountain race; global warming will cause more kidney stones; a video of magnetic field lines in space.

Education and Medicine Weekly Channel Highlights

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

Environment and Humanities Weekly Channel Highlights

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.

Life Science and Physical Science Weekly Channel Highlights

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.

Video Feature: Nobelist Hänsch at Lindau

An interview with 2005 Physics Nobelist Theodor W. Hänsch.

Brain & Behavior and Technology Weekly Channel Highlights

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

Live From Netroots Nation!

First report from the Netroots Nation conference in Austin, Texas.

Video Feature: Nobelist Grünberg at Lindau

The 2007 Physics Nobelist interviewed.

The Week at ScienceBlogs.de

Top stories from the past week at ScienceBlogs.de.

Politics Weekly Channel Highlights

In this post: the large version of the Politics channel photo, a comment from a reader, and the best posts of the week.

Education and Medicine Weekly Channel Highlights

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

Environment and Humanities Weekly Channel Highlights

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.

Life Science and Physical Science Weekly Channel Highlights

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.

Brain & Behavior and Technology Weekly Channel Highlights

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

Video Feature: Nobelist Deisenhofer at Lindau

Nobelist Johann Disenhofer on the 3-D structures involved in photosynthesis.

Medicine & Health Weekly Channel Highlights

In this post: the large version of the Medicine & Health channel photo, a comment from a reader, and the best posts of the week.

Education & Careers and Politics Weekly Channel Highlights

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

What's New On ScienceBlogs.de, July 3-9

Wrapping up Lindau, debating nuclear power anew, and ScienceBlogs on Twitter.

Environment and Humanities Weekly Channel Highlights

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.

Life Science and Physical Science Weekly Channel Highlights

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.

The Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings: Day 5

Highlights from the fifth day of the Nobel Laureate Meetings in Lindau, Germany.

Video Feature: Nobelist Douglas Osheroff at Lindau

The ScienceBlogs.de team caught up with Nobel Prize winner Douglas Osheroff (physics, 1996) in Lindau. In the video, he discusses the work that led to his award.

Meetings in Lindau: Report from Day 4

Astronomy lectures, young researchers, and a view of Lindau island.

The Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings: Day 3

"Physicists dance as long as they can. We have fact-checked this."

The Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings: Day 2

"They come from all over the world to join this meeting and to communicate with each other. And what happens? They stare at their computers, read emails and Skype."

Life Science and Physical Science Weekly Channel Highlights

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.

Lindau: Marketplace for the Sciences

Personal impressions of the 58th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings, June 29 to July 4, from the ScienceBlogs.de team.

Medicine, Brain and Technology Weekly Channel Highlights

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

Education & Careers and Politics Weekly Channel Highlights

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.

What's New on ScienceBlogs.de, June 19-25

Top stories of the week from ScienceBlogs.de: European soccer, bodybuilding by placebo, CERN not to cause black holes, and a new blog for a meeting of Nobel Laureates in Lindau.

Environment and Humanities & Social Science Weekly Channel Highlights

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!

Life Science and Physical Science Weekly Channel Highlights

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!

An Interview with Alice Pawley of Sciencewomen

Alice Pawley is a woman in a man's world, but that's not going to be the case for long if she has anything to do with it.

Technology Weekly Channel Highlights

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What's New On ScienceBlogs.de, June 12-18

Creationists come to Europe, photos from the German ScienceBlogger meet-up, elitist education, and a internet-safety video PSA.

Medicine & Health and Brain & Behavior Weekly Channel Highlights

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!

Education & Careers and Politics Weekly Channel Highlights

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

How To Read ScienceBlogs

ScienceBlogs boasts 71 blogs, almost 70,000 posts and 850,000 comments. Here are tips on how to navigate our sea of science.

Environment and Humanities & Social Science Weekly Channel Highlights

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! Environment. From Flickr, by Jam Adams...

Reader Poll: Sweet, sweet saccharin

Life Science and Physical Science Weekly Channel Highlights

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! Life Science. From Flickr, by eye of einstein...

What's Happening at the ScienceBlogs Book Club?

The ScienceBlogs Book Club launched earlier this month with Carl Zimmer's new book, Microcosm. Zimmer is a widely prolific science writer whose articles appear regularly in the New York Times, National Geographic and other publications; he also maintains a...

Brain & Behavior and Technology Weekly Channel Highlights

Each week we post a new picture and a choice comment from each of our nine channels here at ScienceBlogs on our channel homepages. Now, we're bringing you the best of the week in daily postings that will highlight individual...

What's New On ScienceBlogs.de, June 5-11

Top stories from ScienceBlogs.de: Nuclear radiation alert in Europe, the European Soccer Championship, and a weather forecaster takes on Google, John Henry-style.

Medicine & Health Weekly Channel Highlights

Each week we post a new picture and a choice comment from each of our nine channels here at ScienceBlogs on our channel homepages. Now, we're bringing you the best of the week in daily postings that will highlight individual...

Education and Politics Weekly Channel Highlights

Each week we post a new picture and a choice comment from each of our nine channels here at ScienceBlogs on our channel homepages. Now, we're bringing you the best of the week in daily postings that will highlight individual...

Are you a homebody?

Environment and Humanities Weekly Channel Highlights,

Each week we post a new picture and a choice comment from each of our nine channels here at ScienceBlogs on our channel homepages. Now, we're bringing you the best of the week in daily postings that will highlight individual...

Physical Science Weekly Channel Highlights

Each week we post a new picture and a choice comment from each of our nine channels here at ScienceBlogs on our channel homepages. Now, we're bringing you the best of the week in daily postings that will highlight individual...

What's New on ScienceBlogs.de, May 29-June 4

The stories of the past week at ScienceBlogs.de.

Life Science Weekly Channel Highlights

Each week we post a new picture and a choice comment from each of our nine channels here at ScienceBlogs on our channel homepages. Now, we're bringing you the best of the week in daily postings that will highlight individual...

New Reader Poll: Mac or PC?

ScienceBlogs Channel Photos, Week of May 27-June 2

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Phoenix Lands!

ScienceBlogs Channel Photos, Week of May 20-26

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What's New On ScienceBlogs.de, May 15-21

The U.N. Biodiversity Conference meets in Bonn, beehives collapse in Germany, Austrians get naked, doner kebabs are bad for your heart, and pillars don caps for a cause.

ScienceWoman on ISEF

Every year at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF), over a thousand high school students gather from all around the world to present their original research and to meet other young people with a passion for science. Hundreds...

Poll: Hybrid Embryos in Scientific Research?

ScienceBlogs Channel Photos, Week of May 13-19

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What's New on ScienceBlogs.de, May 8-14

Is Germany as eco-friendly as it's said to be? Do Waldorf schools spread measles? Do genetically modified crops aid world hunger? Can you get privacy while web-surfing from...a sweater?

An Interview with PalMD

Readers of denialism blog have long enjoyed the Hoofnagle brothers' determined war against the evils of denialism. Their new co-blogger Dr. Peter Lipson, also known as PalMD, joins them in the fight for scientific truth. Page 3.14 interviewed him and...

Did An Inconvenient Truth Change Your Mind?

What's your workbench?

Photos of where you do science could be featured in the next issue of Seed Magazine.

ScienceBlogs Channel Photos, Week of May 6-12

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What's New On ScienceBlogs.de, May 1-7

Friedrich Schiller's skull still missing, schools and teachers resist rankings, how many loaves it takes a biofuel car to get to the store, and taxicab surveillance in California.

Reader Poll: Genetic Discrimination

ScienceBlogs Channel Photos, Week of April 29-May 5

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What's New On ScienceBlogs.de, 4.24-4.30

The top German science blogs visualized, a new drug for Alzheimer's, Max Planck name confusion, and a video zoom into a Mandlebrot set.

Rev your engines- ERV has arrived!

Say hello to our newest blogger: E R V

Reader Poll: Best Science Movies

ScienceBlogs Channel Photos, Week of April 22-28

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'Greening' your life: How hard is it?

Thank god. Earth Day 2008 has come and gone and we can go back to leisure drives in our Suburbans and liberal watering of our front lawns. Time to ditch those canvas grocery bags- who thinks that far ahead?- and...

That Whole Pseudonymity Thing

ScienceBlogs Channel Photos, Week of April 15-21

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What's New on ScienceBlogs.de, April 10-16

An early Soviet spaceship finds a permanent home, Researchblogging.org goes to Europe, Nobel laureates in pictures, and querying the rise in food prices.