The Minnesota Citizens for Science Education has special search engines that might be helpful for people doing research on Evolution and related issues.
There are two good reasons to use one of our special search engines. First, they're based on the standard Google search engine, so they're fast and efficient. Second, they can deliver search results that suit your tastes, especially when you've had it with non-science clogging up your browsing. So give our three offerings a try (we'll understand if you don't use the third one a lot)
The search engines are here. Have fun!!!
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I was going to write a series of posts describing each essay in the current Cites & Insights, and still plan to do so.
Since my post a couple of weeks ago about NASA and the antenna evolution experiment,
I've been meaning to write a followup. In both comments and private emails, I've gotten
a number of interesting questions about the idea of fitness landscapes, and some of the things
Why use Google, which will give you ten million irrelevant
hits, when all you really want to do, is to find the juicy stuff on
ScienceBlogs?
Well, you can navigate to the ScienceBlogs home page, and search there,
This is absolutely brilliant. MnCSE has taken advantage of Google's ability to set up custom search filters to create special purpose search engines.