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Remarking on the unremarkable
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100% Unnatural
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About organic science, chemistry, chemical history and more nonsense.
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Musings of an organic chemist. From asymmetric synthesis and methodology to personal commentary, you'll find it all here.
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Extensive thoughts on medicine, biochemistry, and the pharmaceutical world.
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The biotech industry's daily monitor.
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Tenet insanabile multo scribendi cacoethes. An inveterate and incurable itch for writing besets many.
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A blog about Homebrew and about Chemistry. Why? Because that's what I like. Homebrew and Chemistry. Sometimes the chemistry is about homebrew and sometimes it's not.
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Welcome to the Chemistry World blog. If you want news, opinions and discussion about the chemical sciences, it’s all here. And now you can start your own threads - just click on ‘Submit a post’ in the ‘Pages’ section belo...
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Science and skepticism from biologist PZ Myers featuring regular articles on cutting-edge science, the debate over evolution and latest cultural trends.
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Editorials of a Scientist Political
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Adding DNA to the genealogist’s toolbox.
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Discussing causes, origins, evolution, and implications of disease and other phenomena.
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See what made the list
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The chemistry blog for chemists.
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Chemistry from Natural
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People interested in Organometallics.
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Discovering biology in a digital world.
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About biology (and physics, grad school, and miscellenaeous other things!) through the eyes of physicists.
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All science, all the time.
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Research is on the evolution of genes, particularly those involved in the most important process in all life: sex.
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"The universe is full of magical things, patiently waiting for our wits to grow sharper." -- Eden Phillpotts.
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Chemistry is not a world unto itself. It is woven firmly into the fabric of the rest of the world, and various fields, from literature to archeology, thread their way through the chemist's text.
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This blog is devoted to the discussion of all aspects of synthetic organic chemistry and related sciences.
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A biologist-artist with an excruciatingly abbreviated attention span, I ask many annoying questions, and dabble in pretty much everything except music and math.
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This is a microbiology blog, with a focus on actinomycetes (a group of bacteria) and the biosynthesis of natural products of pharmaceutical interest (antibiotics, antitumor drugs).
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Blog of Jonathan A. Eisen, evolutionary biologist. Topics are related mostly to my work. I am interested in phylogenomics and the origin of novelty in microorganisms.
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For the genetics love in you.
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An interdisciplinary forum for legal and ethical issues related to the mind and brain.
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A Chemistry blog about organic materials, nanocrap, life in the lab and kittens.
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