Is there anything you'd like to hear explained scientifically? Any burning questions related to biology, chemistry, physics, or any other of the myriad of scientific disciplines? Or just have a good nerdy debate you need settled?
Well, ask us. ScienceBlogs is bringing back Ask a ScienceBlogger, where you can pose questions to the ScienceBlog community as a whole and Sciblings will answer! You'll then be able to see what different science bloggers have to say in response to your questions.
Either submit your questions as comments on this announcement post or e-mail them to editorial@scienceblogs.com . Keep an eye out for your question to be answered by our resident experts!
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In particular, what do you want to ask them pertaining to science? For instance, the following questions have recently been proposed:
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It goes without saying that questions are the basis of scientific research. But all too often, especially in the PR department, we focus on the findings and forget about the process that led to those findings.
The recent uptick in troll traffic here and at Orac's place got me thinking. Many of the trolls have been making unsophisticated attacks on the truth without actually stating a hypothesis. And that got me thinking even more.