Science Blogs

Over at US News & World Report , John Aloysius Farrell blogs to set the record straight about the grizzly bear DNA project that John McCain complained about in last week's presidential debate.

If you've lived in Milwaukee for a while, you've probably already strolled the aisles of American Science and Surplus, a magical and wacky store whose name doesn't really do it justice.

This year, a Chinese dissident and a Russian human rights advocate recent nominees for the 2010 Nobel Peace Prize are joined by an unlikely, nonhuman contender: the internet. From the Fields is a periodic Wired Science op-ed series presenting leading scie

Finding Ada is calling on people to participate in the second annual Ada Lovelace Day. March 24 was dubbed 'Ada Lovelace Day' in honor of this 'tech heroine.'

Over at Biocurious, PhilipJ blogs about a SciBarCamp gathering at the University of Toronto. The informal meeting brings together an eclectic group of people, he says, and discussed in particular the concept of digital lab notebooks . This system is advan