Mother Ship Gets New Look and Feel

Mother ship? No, I'm not talking about Target! I'm talking about SEEDMAGAZINE.COM, the web site of Seed Magazine, which in turn, is inextricably (much to their horror, I'm sure) entangled with Scienceblogs.com.

The home page of the venerable purveyor of Science as Culture is HERE. Have a look at, and play around with, the new layout.

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Excellent changes! This is yet another reason that I will never get around to washing the dishes.

I think people often forget that Seed has a great presence on the internet separate from ScienceBlogs.