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Next edition of The Giant's Shoulders will be on May 15th on Curving Normality. History of science, 'classical' papers? If you have blogged about those over the past 30 days, please send in your entry.
I understand that the next edition of Praxis will also be on May 15th on The Lay Scientist. Next month, it will be on Quiche Morraine and in July here on A Blog Around The Clock - we need hosts for after that! Let Martin or me know if you are interested.
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In the wake of great success of the Classic Science Papers Challenge, gg of Skulls in the Stars and I have decided to turn this into a regular monthly blog carnival.
Thus, gg has set up a carnival homepage and issued the call for posts and hosts.
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Since The Lay Scientist had technical problems with the blog, there was no Praxis last month. Martin will thus post it this month (on or close to the 15th). He still has all the entries from last time around, but please also send some fresh submissions as well.
Next edition of The Giant's Shoulders…
The third edition of The Giant's Shoulders, blog carnival of History of Science, will be on September 15th on Entertaining Research.
The second edition of Praxis, blog carnival about the world of science and people in it, will be on September 15th on Life v.3.0.
Send your submissions soon.
The deadline for your entries for the first edition of The Giant's Shoulders is the end of July 15th (deadline is midnight EDT). Your posts should cover one of the following:
Classic Papers - your blog post should describe what is in a paper that is considered to be a classical paper, or…