New Blogrolls!

Fields discussing the issues they encounter and supporting and sharing resources with each other good.

Well you've got me (Life and Then Some) up there twice and if I was categorizing myself I'd put myself in Chemistry, Physics, and Math.

But you know, I'm just excited to be there.

A very nice list! Lately, I found myself wishing for such a thing. Thank you.

Would you mind listing me, too? My blog isn't that old, but I post on a regular basis. It does not say so in the blog description, but I would categorize myself in the Botany, Zoology, Ecology, and Environmental Science category. Thank you very much!

Thanks for the roll, ladies. You all are awesome!

Thanks for including me! The categories are a great idea. But of course I thought, "I should be in the BZEES group. no, I should be in geoscience. no I should be in BZEES, no geoscience..." Stupid interdisciplinary identity crisis!

Congratulations on your Dr-versary and ScienceBlogiversary.

BZEES sound like a musical group.

Where are all the other engineers?

Where are all the other engineers?

Alice and I have been wondering the same thing. We're hoping they'll come out of the woodwork and ask to be included in the blogroll.

So much great stuff to read!! Thanks for a great blog.
And thanks a lot for inlcuding me!

Hey- this is great for one-stop blog shopping! Thanks for the inclusion...

Thanks for updating my URL! Great blogroll! A few things I noticed:

* FemaleCSGradStudent is now blogging at http://doctortlc.blogspot.com/

* You might want to consider adding Confessions of a Science Librarian (http://jdupuis.blogspot.com/) under "allies". Just a suggestion...

Cool! Thanks for including me. So much to read, so little time...

Math and Computer Science in two different categories? We machine learners and/or statisticians don't even know ourselves where the limit is! But as I barely blog about academia and almost never about science, I won't bother you with it.

And it is so nice to have such a compilation: thanks for putting it together!

Hi there, just letting you know about my blog since it seems I haven't shown up on your radar yet. Sciencegeekgirl, and I'm in STEM-Physics. Thanks, and great blogroll!

Thanks as well - it's nice to know that I'm included with such company. :)

Wow, so many blogs! I'm excited to see me up there. Although, technically I'm doing more behavioral research than BZEEs stuff...but it all overlaps a lot, and I can't decide which I category I should be in.

(PS - I demoted my boring blog title to subtitle, can you change it up above, please?)

Wow - that means I've been reading your blog for more than two years - I came in before your defence!

Hee! I'm in there! I feel very giddy right now :) As soon as I get back from my vacation I will take the time to go through the list and test the limits of my RSS reader.

I have to admit I was a little surprised to find myself with the engineers, since most of the time my research is in the behavioural science category - but then I don't blog about that much and human-computer interaction (or user-system interaction) is lots about engineering so now I feel an interdisciplinary identity crisis coming on ;)

Thank you for including me and others!

Me, me! Behavioral and social would fit.

Hey, thanks for including my blog!

... except, it should be spelled Twinkle twinkle YSO.

that's okay, you guys rock, so I forgive you. :)

Many thanks for including me (The Journey to a Ph.D.)! Your blogroll is now my new start-up page! :D

Hmmm, there are a few astronomers not on the list:

Pamela Gay at Star Stryder: http://www.starstryder.com/

She also does AstronomyCast, a podcast: www.astronomycast.com

Amanda Bauer: http://amandabauer.blogspot.com/

While not strictly science, several of the women at Skepchicks are scientists: www.skepchicks.org

Teen Skepchick has *teenage* women bloggers: www.skepchick.org/teen

And while not strictly a blog, the official Cassini Saturn Probe imaging site, CICLOPS, has comments written by team leader Carolyn Porco: http://ciclops.org/index.php

-Phil

Hello, brilliant list, thanks for doing this! Could you include my blog too :) It's fairly new, but probably falls under STEM - Physics.
Suz

Yeah, where are all the engineers?

Rikvah, Fia, sciencegeekgirl, Emily, mommyprof, Hannah, and physicsandcake, you all have been added/updated/moved/etc. FAW, if your identity crisis worries you, we can move you! Just let us know.

Can I also just chime in on SW's post? It is truly awesome that there are so many fab women in STEM blogs out there. We love reading you. Even (speaking for myself) if I tend to just lurk. Thanks for writing.

Great idea! I would like to also recommend my friend Chanda, http://disorderedcosmos.blogspot.com/
It would be under Physics.
Thank you for doing all that work for us! :)

You might consider my blog ... although I confess I don't write about science as often as I wish I did, but that's because I'm a mere biology student and don't feel like I have all that much to contribute, yet. Still I might qualify, as a (wannabe) scientist, and definitely lacking a Y-chromosome. So, just tossing the suggestion out there.

Oh, and thanks for a great blog. :)

I work in IT, and thought I was on your blogroll before, but maybe my lack of blogging lately got me cut. If I don't write enough about IT/feminism to get on the blogroll, no big deal. It's just always nice to see lots of new and cool blogs written by women.

Keep up the good work!

Wow, SW, thanks for doing this, especially knowing how busy you are. You have some amazing women scientists/bloggers out there. Congratulations on your milestone

How about the 80Beats Blog by Eliza Strickland?

http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/80beats/

That's an impressively long list! I woud love to be included. I'm not sure which category planetary science fits in.

Pick me! Pick me!

I've got a blog too: Alice's Astro Info at (http://www.alicesastroinfo.com)

For category I'd have to say Physics ... since that's often how astronomy is categorized, but, like Emily Lakdawalla, you could also go Geo if you really wanted to, since I do some planet stuff too. Wherever you put StarStryder would probably work.

Thanks,
-Alice

Thanks for linking me (although my co-blogger is male)!

I have to insist that you also link Echiral in your STEM section (chemistry & maths). Her blog deserves more recognition than it gets :)

yay! thanks for adding me to your blogroll- i feel so honored to be among that list! such great STEM women bloggers out there!

Is there a "Dr(s) Evil" section for those of us who are neither allied nor women?

oops forgot to ask to be added, I would be a basic scientist / biomedical. thanks!

Thanks for including me!

I'd like to request the addition of the (small) astronomy blog I run for Columbus State University's Space Science Center. I'm an astronomy professor at CSU, and very interested in encouraging women in STEM fields.

Yay. Thanks for adding me.

Thanks for the add - and for the great reading list! @Felicia Gilljam - We aspiring scientists have our place, too. And don't worry about not knowing too much yet. I love blogging about little interesting facts or complaining about how many tests/lab practicals my professors feel are appropriate to offer in a 2 day span or silly things from my notes. Besides, your blog looks like it's full of interesting science-y things!

I am outraged that Comrade PhysioProf is not on your motherfucking blogroll!!!!!! This is a MORTAL INSULT and I hereby call for you to be EXPELLED FROM SCIENCEBLOGS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111!111!!

Thanks so much for including me... I am super-honored.

This one is also a good read: www.evolvedrational.com

She's hilarious

Hi, I write about working in and doing science, being a mom and the stuff in between and would be honored to be included. I work in the field of population genetics (plants and insects).

WOW!! Thanks for including me on the list. This is just the push I need to get moving again on my blog after dissertation hell. It's like a little gift from the scienceblogosphere. Thanks again.

Hi, I'm relatively new - just this year - and would be honored to be on your list -- in geology!

I'd love to be included under the "Botany, Zoology, Ecology, and Environmental Science" category! Thank you in advance!

I'd also like to be added to your blog roll! I'd fit best under the Chemistry, Physics, Astronomy, and Math category. Thanks so much!

Hi Silver Fox, Clarissa, and Mrs. Comet Hunter. Thanks for adding yourselves to the list. Unfortunately blogrolls.com which serves up our blogrolls is under major renovation and has been unavailable for several months. Hopefully they'll get their issues straightened out soon, and I'll be able to update the lists. (Since I invested considerable time in making the blogrolls there, I don't really want to redo them if blogrolls.com has a chance of coming back.)

Hi -- There are three of us blogging as part of the Cosmic Variance crew (physics and math), and the guys involved are all of the enlightened variety.

Okay, I think I've updated all the links up to here, now that Blogrolling is back up! Comment again if I've missed you.

We love your blog. We would LOVE to be included in your blogroll. We have you on ours!

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hi, i just found this site - it´s great. I started my site http://www.frauen-der-wissenschaft.de and would be glad to be added to your blogroll. The Infos of my site are responding to the URL which is translated women at science. lg Susann

Hello,

I'd love it if you'd be able to include Stemming on your blogroll -- it's a collaborative blog/community for/by women in the STEM fields discussing the issues they encounter and supporting and sharing resources with each other.

Thank you!!

-Clara (founder, http://stemming.org)

I would love to be listed in your blogroll under women in physics/astronomy.

My blog is called Living LIGO and focuses on my daily life as a LIGO scientist (both science and mundane). I've just started but I hope to make my blog an outreach outlet to help people understand the science of gravitational waves and to let people see that we are real people just like them!

Thanks!

Amber