This week, around the blogs is a bit heavy on the science posts, and light on the meta-science. First though, by way of Jake at Pure Pedantry, is an attractive visual demonstration of the cell cycle, from Sakaue-Sawano et al.:
Movie stars in the lab, debates and the destruction of creationism. There’s lots going on in the science blogs this week… here are the best bits…
It’s February… the end of winter is in sight and with Valentine’s day approaching, romance is in the air in Mendel’s Garden. In case you don’t know it, Mendel’s Garden is a delicious box of brain candy – a phenylethylamine-packed, monthly collection of blog articles on gene expression, development and evolutionary genetics. This month we [...]
The Future of Scientific Publishing, and Bloggers talk to bloggers, scientists talk to scientists – How science is communicated is changing rapidly. Sometimes it is difficult to keep up with, in fact. 10 more interesting posts from around the blogs, below the fold…
There were some great posts in the science blogosphere this week… here are my favorites!
It’s Friday again, and time to recap some recent and relevant posts around the rest of the blogs:
Here’s my take on the most interesting blog posts of the last week:
Time for the first ‘Around the blogs’ for the new year! Let’s see what discussions are going on related blogs*…
There was some great stuff in the molecular and cellular biology blogosphere this week – here are my favorites…
10 interesting posts on cell and molecular biology, and the scientists involved, starting off with… My paper in PLoS Biology is out today – The signal sequence coding region promotes nuclear export of mRNA – Alex gives us an author’s summary on his blog. Congrats on getting the paper published!
