Do it for Science!

i-172ed86c8db65998f0d6d97be984fb01-beagle.jpgDo it for Charles Musters!
Or do it for Charles Darwin.
Or do it for the fun of sailing.
But do it nonetheless:

...send in a Darwin (£10) or a Jackson ($20), spread the word, encourage colleagues to bookmark the site and root through their labcoat pockets for a donation...

Check the website and the blog. Then decide if you think this is a worthy cause.

The donations have started coming in. The biggest so far is $100. If you give more by the end of the tenth day of this drive, you will become a lucky owner of a copy of The Open Laboratory.

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I've donated 1 Darwin and I will try to convince all my friends to do the same.