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2010 Research Blogging Awards finalists announced!

By clock on February 25, 2010.

A stellar line-up of judges has finished their work and announced the finalists of the 2010 Research Blogging Awards. This was a huge job - just look at the entire list of nominees!!! What a fantastic list of the best of the best of science blogs and their best posts, in several languages.

You can see who made it to the finals by clicking here and start exploring blogs you did not know before. I guarantee you will find new candidates for your blogrolls and subscriptions.

Voting for the winners will be on March 4th and the winners of the awards will be announced on March 23rd.

I did make it in a couple of categories: 'Best Blog -- Biology' and 'Research Twitterer of the Year', so I can proudly embed this logo/button here:

Research Blogging Awards 2010 Finalist

Congratulations to all the finalists - what a great collection of amazing writers!

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