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Labs

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A New Wave of Science Blogging?

May, 08 2015 22:01

The Science Habit

May, 08 2015 22:01

Do Science Bloggers Exercise Free Will?

May, 08 2015 22:01

nature.com blogs

blogs by NPG staff
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Diversity leads to impact: what we learned from running an inclusive and accessible physics webinar series

Mar, 23 2021 15:01

International Women’s Day

Mar, 08 2021 13:24

Light and matter in sync

Mar, 03 2021 13:34

Of Schemes and Memes

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A Blog Around The Clock

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2013 – Blog Year In Review

Jan, 01 2014 19:00

Welcome the Popular Science blog network

Dec, 10 2013 23:18

#sci4hels – What makes one a “killer” (science) journalist of the future?

Nov, 26 2013 21:15

InTechWeb Blog

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From InTechWeb Blog to InTech Open

Sep, 10 2012 11:40

Human-robot interaction? We cover it first hand with the likes of Hiroshi Ishiguro at INTERACT 2012

Aug, 16 2012 13:45

InTech Open Access Publisher – Top 10 Books for July

Aug, 02 2012 09:51

blogarchive.brembs.blog : a neuroscientist's blog

This is the archive of the personal blog of biologist Björn Brembs. It features neuroscientific research, sports and various political or personal topics. The archive covers the years 2003-2013.
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Time to pack up and move

May, 08 2015 22:01

Journal rank alive and well at DFG site visit

May, 08 2015 22:01

Postdoctoral opportunity in our lab

May, 08 2015 22:01

Science Media Watch

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Retraction Watch

Tracking retractions as a window into the scientific process
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Weekend reads: Faked data in psychology; publishing in predatory journals = misconduct?; how scientists take criticism

Apr, 10 2021 15:16

Anesthesiologist loses 50 more papers in 12 months

Apr, 09 2021 13:31

Apparent HeLa cell line mixup earns a paper an expression of concern

Apr, 08 2021 13:28

Embargo Watch

Keeping an eye on how scientific information embargoes affect news coverage
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After a typhoon delays publication of a paper, PLOS ONE tries to re-embargo the work, then reverses itself

Nov, 30 2020 15:24

Science lifts embargo on dog breeding study early after break

Jun, 25 2020 23:02

Remember, folks: It’s weird embargo time season

Mar, 10 2020 12:32

Citizen Science Quarterly

Just another WordPress site
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The Science of Human Growth Hormone (HGH) and The Supplementation

Apr, 21 2020 12:20

Encyclopedia of Life “One Species at a Time” podcast: Giant Squid

Jun, 04 2014 00:12

DIYBio and Bioart: liberating the laboratory

Jan, 31 2014 22:07

Scientific American Blog: @ScientificAmerican

Behind the scenes at Scientific American
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Highlights from the July 2020 Issue from a New Editor in Chief

Jun, 16 2020 16:24

Introducing the June 2020 Issue

May, 19 2020 16:24

Introducing the May 2020 Issue

Apr, 14 2020 16:16

Scientific American Blog: The SA Incubator

The next generation of science writers and journalists.
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Khalil’s Picks (22 November 2013)

Nov, 23 2013 00:05

Khalil’s Picks (15 November 2013)

Nov, 16 2013 00:23

Khalil’s Picks (8 November 2013)

Nov, 08 2013 22:02

Scientific American Blog: The Network Central

Updates on the blog network and news from the science blogosphere.
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A Response to Recent Criticism

May, 21 2015 02:04

A Response to Recent Criticism

Mar, 22 2015 04:00

#SciAmBlogs Weekly Recap—Equality, Falcon-Cam, Rare Water Lily, ‘Wrecking Ball,’ Bloopers & More

Jan, 20 2014 07:26

GigaBlog

Just another Biomed Central Blogs site
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Sharing Genomic Data in the Precision Medicine Era

Oct, 10 2015 17:54

#peerrevwk15 News: Crediting our Amazing Reviewers with DOIs

Oct, 01 2015 05:01

Putting credit back into the hands of researchers

Sep, 28 2015 14:20

Scientific American Blog: Information Culture

Thoughts and analysis related to science information, data, publication and culture.
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So long, Scientific American, and thanks for all the fish

May, 20 2015 22:32

Is Nature’s “free to view” program a step back for open access?

May, 20 2015 22:32

Is this peer reviewed? Predatory journals and the transparency of peer review.

May, 20 2015 22:32