Check out scienceblogging.org — it looks useful. I do wonder if independent science blogs that aren't part of a network will suffer, though — while The Panda's Thumb makes the cut, Highly Allocthonous and a lot of other science blogs didn't.
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Check it out: Scienceblogging.org. On twitter too!
Thanks to Dave Munger, Bora Zivkovic and Anton Zuiker for coming up with what we've all been waiting for -- a way to keep track of all the new science blogging networks that have been sprouting up everywhere lately.
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