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Science Blogging conference update

By neurophilosophy on August 6, 2008.

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The Science Blogging Conference will be held at the Royal Institution, 21 Albemarle Street, London W1S 4BS, on August 30th, 2008.

According to the organizers, the event has now reached its attendance capacity, but if you'd like to be placed on the waiting list, send an email to network[at]nature.com, with the subject line 'Science blogging conference', stating your job title, affiliation and a link to your blog if you have one.

Here's the conference programme, and below is a list of registered attendees, along with links to their Nature Network profiles and blogs/websites.

Registered attendees

Name City/Country Website/Blog
Bob O'Hara Helsinki Deep thoughts and silliness
Matt Brown London Editor's Blog
Corie Lok Boston Editor's Blog
GrrlScientist New York Living the Scientific Life
Mike Dunford Hawaii The Questionable Authority
Mo Costandi London Neurophilosophy
Ed Yong London Not Exactly Rocket Science
Henry Gee London End of the Pier Show
Maxine Clarke London Nautilus
Andrew Walkingshaw Cambridge, UK Brighten the Corners
Martin Fenner Germany Gobbledygook
Anna Kushnir Boston Lab Life
Cameron Neylon Oxford Science in the Open
Karen James London The Beagle Project Blog
Jean-Claude Bradley Philadelphia Useful Chemistry
Jennifer Rohn London Mind the Gap
Richard Grant Sydney The Scientist
Clare Dudman

Clare Dudman
Attila Csordas

Pimm - Partial immortalization
Peter Murray-Rust Cambridge, UK A Scientist and the Web
Li-Kim Lee London

Jo Scott London Joanna Scott's blog
Jonathan Birch Bristol ECancerMedicalScience
Matt Wood Cambridge, UK Green is Good
Aleks Scholz St Andrews Riesenmachine

Lesemachine
Alexander Griekspoor Cambridge, UK Mekentosj.com
Marc West Cambridge, UK Plus Magazine
Marianne Freiberger Cambridge, UK Plus Magazine
Erika Cule London

Massimo Pinto Rome Science in the Bel Paese
Jon Edwards Cambridge, UK Chemistry World Blog
Stephen Curry London

Jeff Marlow London Into the Blue
Neir Eshel London

Ben Goldacre London Bad Science
Rory MacNeil London Axiope Limited
Sarah Kemmit London British Library
Bronwen Dekker London Work Blog
Alain Dekker London

Julia Heathcote London Ethical Palaeontologist
Simon Hughes London British Library
Michelle Farran Australia Why Mice Sing
Lizzie Fellowes-Freeman Cambridge, UK

Enro France Enro, scientist and citizen
Brain Duck York, UK BrainDuck's Weblog
Hauke Riesch Cambridge, UK Understanding Uncertainty
Brian Clegg Oxford, UK Popsci
Coracle London Science and Progress
Raf Aerts Belgium A(frican) Blog of Ecology
Austin Elliott

Dr. Aust's Spleen
David Colquhoun London DC's Improbable Science
Stephanie Suhr Germany Inter-Research Science Center
Marco Boscolo Italy Formicablog
Prateek Buch London Consider, Evaluate, Act
Tom Hebbron Southampton

Heather Etchevers France Humans in Science
Rebecca Smith London Biochemical Society
Mike Barton Manchester Bioinformatics Zen
Andy Lewis

The Quackometer
Sara Fletcher Didcot A Different Wavelength
Vaughan Bell London Mind Hacks
Ian Mulvany London Connotea: Latest News and Blog
Peter Tallack Devon The Science Factory
Graham Steel Glasgow JoVE Blog
Timo Hannay London

Elizabeth Slade London Journal of Medical Case Reports Blog
Barbara Kiser London IIED
Duncan Hull Manchester O'Really?
Tristram Wyatt Oxford

Bruce Taylor



Jonathan Black London

Ronald Krause Berlin Life and Science in Berlin
Sid Rodrigues London The Skeptic Magazine
Joanne Baker London

Kerri Smith London Nature Podcasts
Petra Dersch Germany

Daniel Cressey London The Great Beyond
David Bradley Cambridge, UK Sciencebase
Barbara Axt London Baxt
Paul Browne Cambridge, UK Speaking of Research
Viktor Poor Hungary Stripped Science
Anna Barnett London Climate Feedback
Joe Fitzsimons Oxford Quantized Thoughts
Hilary Spencer New York Nature Precedings
Egon Willighagen Netherlands chem-bla-ics
Victor Henning London Mendeley Blog
Frank Norman London MRC NIMR Library & Information Service
Oliver Obst Germany Medinfo
Martin Donnelly Edinburgh Digital Curation Blog
Emma Barrett Oxford Psychology and Crime News
Elizabeth Zubritsky Washington, DC American Chemical Society
Palmiro Poltronieri Italy knedliky
Asher Mullard London


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