If you enjoy bioephemera, you should take a moment to check out Scienceblogs' new blog, Photo Synthesis:
While doing our usual browsing of the blogosphere, we've become aware of the vast number of excellent blogs featuring science imagery, from neural networks captured with a light microscope to images of supernovae billions of light-years away. To take advantage of this wealth of visual content, we've decided to host our favorites here on ScienceBlogs, with a rotating line-up of photobloggers we'll select monthly.
This month, Alex Wild of myrmecos kicks things off with his insect photography, tales of implausible ant behavior, and advice on how to find insects using Google Earth. Good stuff.
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Welcome to ScienceBlogs' new photo blog, Photo Synthesis.
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