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The Sceptical Chymist
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- The chemistry blog from the nature.com journals.
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The Great Beyond
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- Our up-to-the minute digest of what is being reported elsewhere.
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Climate Feedback
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- A forum for debate and commentary on climate science in our journals and others, in the news, and in the world at large.
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Indigenus
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- The Nature India blog - find out who or what is making news in the Indian scientific community.
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Nautilus
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- The blog for and about past and future Nature Publishing Group authors.
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Nascent
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- Nature's blog on web technology and science.
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Action potential
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- The Nature Neuroscience blog.
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The Niche
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Planet Nature
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- All the nature.com blogs in one place.
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The Seven Stones
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- The Molecular Systems Biology blog on systems and synthetic biology.
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David Shulenberger criticizes AAUP and ACS for supporting Conyers bill
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- 21 Nov 2008
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- Open Access News
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- Andrew Albanese, At SPARC Digital Repository Meeting, Shulenberger Calls Out AAUP, ACS, Library Journal, November 20, 2008. Excerpt: In his closing keynote address at the 2008 SPARC Digital Repositories Meeting, in Baltimore, MD, David Shulenberger, VP of academic affairs at the Nation...
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Organic Slime
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- 21 Nov 2008
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- Muck and Mystery
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- I've spoken several times about slimebag arguments, those that conceal rather than reveal, that tell part of a story and intentionally omit critical segments since they refute the thrust of the argument. Arguments for organic agriculture are high on the list. Why are our soils losing carbon? On...
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More Than 50% of the European Population use Internet for eHealth
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- 21 Nov 2008
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- Dr Shock MD PhD
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- More than 52.2% of the European population use the Internet for health related purposes. In 2005 this percentage was 43.2% Significant growth in the use of Internet for health purposes was found in all the seven countries participating in the survey, with an average growth of 9.9% (8.5 - 11.3). ...
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Prescribing "placebo treatments": results of national survey of US internists and rheumatologists
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Personal genomes: The case of the missing heritability
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How to get the most from a gene test
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America's choice
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Flunking Spore
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