carnivals
clock | March 24, 2007Gene Genie is a new carnival and it is already on its third edition, hosted by Hsien Hsien Lei on Genetics and Health blog.
pharyngula | March 23, 2007
Friday Ark #131
I and the Bird #45
Grand Rounds 3(26)
Carnival of the Liberals #34
The next Tangled Bank will be at Balancing Life; send those links in to me or host@tangledbank.net.
clock | March 22, 2007The 20th edition of Change of Shift is up on Code Blog and it is all in limericks!
clock | March 21, 2007The Carnival Of Education: Week 111 is up on The Education Wonks.
Carnival of Homeschooling - Spring Migration themed - is up on Principled Discovery.
clock | March 20, 2007Grand Rounds: Volume 3, Issue 26 is up on Blog, MD
Carnival of The Green #69 is up on The Goode Life
clock | March 19, 2007Tarheel Tavern #108 is up on The View From The Cheap Seats
Let me know if you want to host next week....
pharyngula | March 17, 2007Many carnivals to keep you distracted on St Patrick's Day!
Friday Ark #130
Carnival of the Liberals #34
Oekologie #3
Skeptics' Circle #56
Four Stone Hearth #11
Carnival of Education #110
clock | March 15, 2007Oekologie #3 is up on El Gentraso. There's everything there. Crime! Deceit! Pestilence! Goats!
clock | March 15, 2007A brilliantly written Skeptics Circle #56 is up on Scientia Natura
The Carnival Of Education: Week 110 is up on Education Wonks.
pharyngula | March 14, 2007
GrrlScientist has put up the latest edition of the Tangled Bank at Living the Scientific Life.
clock | March 14, 2007The next edition of The Tar Heel Tavern will be held at The View From The Cheap Seats
The theme will be "According to..."
The idea will be to post something prominently featuring another's work. Preferably that of another Carolina blogger; but it could be of a national blogger, a book, an MSM article, etc. Send your stuff to: justin AT cabarruscheapseats DOT com
clock | March 13, 2007Encephalon #18 is up on Pharyngula
Grand Rounds 3.25 are up on ScienceRoll
Carnival of the Green #68 is up on Green Fertility
pharyngula | March 13, 2007At last, it's time for Encephalon, the carnival of neuroscience. There were a lot of submissions, and I've tried to organize them into four categories: basic and cognitive neuroscience addresses the problem of understanding brains, more medically and psychiatrically inclined work tries to fix brains, a few crazy dreamers think about technological ways to improve brains, and some rare individuals wonder about how brains evolved. I should mention that brains are incredibly complex and all of these efforts are struggling against the immensity of the problems…but it's fun to try and to watch, and…