Check here for your Experimental Biology Fix!!

As I mentioned before, I am SO excited this year to be able not only to go, but to BLOG the 2011 Experimental Biology meeting in Washington, DC! I’ve been trolling laboriously through the abstracts, looking for some great science to share. I’ll be getting in touch with various presenters, to ask if they want […]

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In Which Sci Blogs Experimental Biology!!!

Sci is so excited, you guys. This year will be the first time that I will be heading to the huge Experimental Biology meeting in Washington DC (as a member of ASPET, obs). And, even BETTER, the kind people at EB have decided to allow me to blog the meeting!!! It’s going to be a […]

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So you want to Start a Science Blog?

Sci is thrilled to have been invited to guest post over at the brand new blog Science of Blogging, a blog which explores how to blog about science, and issues that can come up. Sci has shared her somewhat paltry wisdom on the subject of starting a science blog ALL YOUR OWN, and she would […]

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New Blog! The Science of Blogging

Sci received information about this new blog over the weekend, but didn’t get a chance to blog about it til now.  It turns out the the fabulous Peter and Travis of Obesity Panacea have started a new OTHER blog, this one about how science blogging (called, strangely enough, the Science of Blogging), and the promotion […]

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More Questions for Educators and Lay Public!

Sci got very interested in the responses to her last post asking educators (and others), if they used my blog in teaching and why. I’d like to follow up more on this, and ask another question: What are the signs of a good basic blog? Breadth of coverage? In depth? Cited sources? What makes a […]

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What Are Scientopians Thankful For?

I’m not the only one who’s thankful around here! Dorothea is thankful for her iMac (having just got one…I actually agree. I never thought I would say that…). She is also thankful for Heather Joseph. Heather Joseph never, ever, ever makes that mistake. She tells the straight story, don’t get me wrong, but she’s got […]

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Who are you Thankful For? Ramon y Cahal

Sci will admit she’s actually thankful for a LOT of people in science. Her mentors, official and unofficial, the greats in her field, her colleagues, LOTS of people. She is thankful for her parents for encouraging her to go into science once she expressed the desire (they always thought I’d be an English major). But […]

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What are you Thankful For? Pubmed

Well, ok, Sci’s thankful for lots of things.  Having recently completed a rather difficult race, I’m very thankful right now for ice packs.  (Not Sci’s knees. But they might as well be. Source) Also Gu.  I <3 Gu. (Source. Ok ok, most Gu tastes really crappy. But Chocolate Outrage is good. And when you’re more […]

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Rock Stars Vs Cheerleaders

Sci doesn’t generally like expressing her opinion on things in the blogsphere. It usually gets her yelled at, and Sci is a very conflict-averse little soul. But every once in a while. I see something that gets me thinking. And so I must comment. And at least half the internet will probably declare war on […]

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Announcing SfN 2010 Neurobloggers!

Make sure you check them out! And even if you didn’t make the list, SfN notes that you are totally free and encouraged to blog or tweet the meeting! Theme A: Development www.functionalneurogenesis.com/blog/ (Twitter @jsnsndr) http://geneticexpressions.wordpress.com/ (Twitter @geneticexpns) Theme B: Neural Excitability, Synapses, Glia: Cellular Mechanisms www.hillaryblakeley.net (Twitter @hillaryjoy) http://qscience.wordpress.com/ (Q[science]ultd) Theme C: Disorders of […]

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