Scientia Pro Publica #35 is Up!

By mikethemadbiologist on July 23, 2010.

I've been at a meeting, so I haven't been able to get around to this, but Scientia Pro Publica #35, a science blog carnival, is now live at Kind of Curious. There's lots of sciencey goodness over there (including this contribution by yours truly).

So head on over and read some good science.

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