Big...ball...of...fire...in...sky. Must retreat to the safety of links. Science
Coral Bleaching Prompts Thailand to Close Diving Sites
What You Need to Know About Infectious Disease
The Microbial Metagenome
How to Explain Science in Blog Posts (#scio11)
The Academia Ghetto
Other:
Stealing the Constitution
The Best Healthcare News You Didn't Hear This Week
The Weight of the Poor: A Strategy to End Poverty
Thousands of Post Offices, "Lifelines" of Rural Communities, Set to Close
The Market and Inequality: Progressives Lose When They Accept the Right's Framing
Death Threat for a Palin Critic
Twitter And Scholarly Discourse
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As you read this, I'm on a plane winging my way to the ScienceOnline 2011 conference. It's a great learning, sharing and networking opportunity for anyone interested in the way science happens online. It's highlight of the conference year for me.
I'm off today for North Carolina, where I'll be doing some library research, some talks at UNC and at the National Evolutionary Synthesis Center, and then a couple of sessions at Science Online. Expect blogging to be spotty, and I hope to see you at #scio11.
Just now, attendees of Science Online 2011 are getting their #scio11 Swag Bags as they register and prepare for the Keynote.
The women science bloggers conversation is getting so long and elongated, I thought it would be interesting and, I hope, useful to put all the posts in rough chronological order. By rough I mean that I haven't attempted to order the posts within each day of publication.
Thanks for the fucken link, holmes!