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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...
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Photos of where you do science could be featured in the next issue of
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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.
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The top German science blogs visualized, a new drug for Alzheimer's, Max Planck name confusion, and a video zoom into a Mandlebrot set.
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Say hello to our newest blogger: E R V
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Eric Kandel interviewed; preventing asteroid collisions with Earth; Encyclopedia Britannica free for bloggers; girls and physics; and Google-based art jewelry.
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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...
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An early Soviet spaceship finds a permanent home, Researchblogging.org goes to Europe, Nobel laureates in pictures, and querying the rise in food prices.
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What's hot in Europe: bovine-human hybrid embryos, Olympic torch riots, re:publica '08 in Berlin, and award-winning technology art on video.
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The latest issue of Seed features nine visionary thinkers whose work straddles the line between science and design. One is a "material ecologist" whose architectural designs, like a wax building skin that responds to wind and temperature, mimic natural materials....
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Barack dances, CERN is sued, the origins of life are explained, and an artistic heart replica beats in a plastic box.
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A GM potato in the German Bundestag, nationality and auto insurance in Switzerland, the International Infographics Awards, and a visual survey of "serving suggestion" versus reality in packaged foods.
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Affirmative action for women professors, inaccurate science at the movies, is Germany getting dumber, and something awful from YouTube: it's this week's postcard from Europe.
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Seed celebrates 3.14!
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Photographer Felice Frankel says the best way to learn science is through art.
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Climate change denialism, stem cell laws, and a couple spectacular visuals: it's this week's top stories at our (mostly) German-language partner site.
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Happy Birthday, PZ!
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An interview with Shifting Baselines' Josh Donlan
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A weekly round-up of the latest news and fun stuff from our European partner.
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Introducing the Sb Reader Poll: Can Kids Be Scared Off Drugs?
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An interview with Not About Rocket Science's Ed Yong.
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It's a boy! It's a girl! It's...Not Exactly Rocket Science! Yes, the latest addition to our happy ScienceBlogs family is here, and we couldn't be more excited (well, unless someone sent balloons...) (More below the fold...)...
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From ScienceBlogs.de, two short videos of an
exploding turbine at a Danish wind-power farm.
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ScienceBloggers define "disease."
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Read the Neurophilosopher's thoughts about our newest blogger, Jessica Palmer, of
Bioephemera .
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Take our five-minute reader poll and you could win a new iPod!
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Seed editor-in-chief Adam Bly condemns the firing of the Canadian science adviser.
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A (brief) interview with DrugMonkey's PhysioProf.
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Chris Rowan from Highly Allochthonous writes a warm introduction for new sciblog Green Gabbro.
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ScienceBlogs veteran Abel Pharmboy introduces new sciblings, DrugMonkey and Physioprof.
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Pictures from the Digital, Life, Design Conference in Munich.
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ScienceBlogs digs up some dirt on the Aardvarchaeologist.
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Conference Update: Blogging Code of Ethics?
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Conference Update: PZ Myers Spotted at the Hotel Bar
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Group photo of all of the ScienceBloggers at the NC Science Blogging Conference.
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Conference Update: Martin Rundkvist talks humanities
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PZ spotted at the NC Science Blogging Conference
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Conference Tattoo Blogging: Guess which ScienceBlogger has a heart on his chest?
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Is North Carolina buffet-happy?
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Just one day to go before the second annual
North Carolina Science Blogging Conference at Research Triangle Park! Can't attend? ScienceBlogs correspondent Virginia Hughes will be blogging live.
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ScienceBlogs asks: Who
is Greg Laden , anyway?
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ScienceBlogs wants to know: is
Dave Bacon a particle or a wave?
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ScienceBlogs digs up the dirt on Brian Switek of
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Stream ScienceBlogs content on your blog or website with our new widget.
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A peek (in English) at the week's hot topics on
ScienceBlogs.de .
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What languages do you speak, besides English? What language should ScienceBlogs tackle next?
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The launch of
ScienceBlogs.de brings the idea and spirit of ScienceBlogs to Europe.
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