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Posted by Jim H on January 27, 2008
I do a lot of surfing, in my sare time, looking for stuff to write about, commenting on some of my favorite blogs and just reading other blogs for fun. I have “blogrolled” some of the blogs I read regularly in the column on the left. I will be addin gto it in the future.
If you’re a rookie, then the ScienceBlogs™ is a good place to start. This weekend I have been going through the list published on A Blog Around the Clock for the winners of the 2007
The Lab Fridge
Category: In the Lab
Posted on: May 10, 2007 10:00 AM, by RPMNothing captures life in the academic sciences quite like Piled Higher and Deeper. In yesterday’s comic, Jorge Cham shows us the disgusting innards of the lab/office fridge. Now, Jorge is a
physicistengineer, so his fridge is the one where you’re supposed to store your food and drinks. When a biologist thinks of a lab fridge, he pictures something quite different. With that in mind, here’s my rendition of “The Lab Fridge”:
Aside from the empty bottles that some lazy, inconsiderate lab mate (most likely me) failed to refill, what’s missing from the fridge?
Here’s the whole list, for your reading pleasure:
The Poem:
Digital Cuttlefish
The Comic:
Evolgen
Essays:
10000 Birds
Star Stryder
You are the Center of the Universe (and so am I, and so is Gursplex on Alpha Eck)
The Panda’s Thumb
Stuck on you, biological Velcro and the evolution of adaptive immunity and Behe vs Sea Squirts, fused into a single article.
Bad Astronomy
Happy New Year Arbitrary Orbital Marker!
Aetiology
Would you give your baby someone else’s breast milk?
Anterior Commissure
Why we bond – Individual recognition, evolution, and brain size
Retrospectacle: A Neuroscience Blog
How Much LSD Does It Take to Kill an Elephant
Archy
Visiting the Wenas mammoth and Looking for drowned mammoths fused into a single essay.
Backreaction
The Questionable Authority
Adam, Eve, and why they never got married
Bit-player
Bootstrap Analysis
Cocktail Party Physics
Evolving Thoughts
Coffee Talk
What is the meaning of (grad student) life?
A Blog Around The Clock
The Scientific Paper: past, present and probable future
Aardvarchaeology
Your Folks, My Folks in Prehistory
Creek Running North
Thoughts from Kansas
Neither means, motive nor opportunity: a guide to dysteleology
Deanne Taylor’s blog
Deep-Sea News
Our Ocean Future: The Glass Half Empty and Our Ocean Future: The Glass Half Full fused into a single article.
Depth-First
SMILES and Aromaticity: Broken?
Duas Quartunciae
Effect Measure
Tamiflu resistance: digging beneath the headlines
The End Of The Pier Show
No Girrafes On Unicycles Beyond This Point
The Loom
The Pump Handle
Popcorn Lung Coming to Your Kitchen? The FDA Doesn’t Want to Know
Denialism blog
The Road to Sildenafil – A history of artifical erections
The Other 95%
Anemones Raise a Tentacle in Support of Evolution
Highly Allochthonous
Invasive Species Weblog
Laelaps
Homo sapiens: What We Think About Who We Are (Redux)
Life of a Lab Rat
Riding with the King (also found here)
Living the Scientific Life
Schemochromes: The Physics of Structural Plumage Colors
The Primate Diaries
Afarensis
The First Fossil Hunters: Paleontology in Greek and Roman Times
All of My Faults Are Stress Related
Microecos
Mind the Gap
In which I leap into the Void, In which I lift my finger from the ‘pause’ button, In which I contemplate the road taken, not taken, then re-taken and In which I rejoice in muscle memory fused into a single essay.
Omni Brain
How moving your eyes in a specific way can help you solve a problem
Minor Revisions
Neurologica
Sloppy Thinking about Homeopathy from The Guardian
Neurophilosophy
An illustrated history of trepanation
Notes from Ukraine
The Chernobyl liquidators: incredible men with incredible stories (Part 1), (Part 2), (Part 3) and Musings about the liquidators fused into a single article.
Pharyngula
Segmentation genes evolved undesigned
Pondering Pikaia
Quintessence of Dust
They selected teosinte…and got corn. Excellent!
Adventures in Ethics and Science
Getting ethics to catch on with scientists
Schneier on Security
Shtetl-Optimized
Stranger Fruit
Pithecophobes of the World, Unite! Part I, Part II, Part III and Part IV all four fused into a single article.
