Share this page
A note to readers…
The PLOS BLOGS Network is made up of two types of blogs, the six staff-written blogs from PLOS journal editors or departmental teams, at the top of the next column, and PLOS BLOGS Network-hosted independent blogs, listed below them. Independent blogs are not pre-screened or edited by PLOS; as such any views presented are solely those of their authors, and do not necessarily represent views of PLOS. Unless otherwise noted, all posts on active PLOS BLOGS are published under a Creative Commons CC BY 4.0 license, making them available for reuse by anyone, for any purpose, with appropriate attribution. For questions or comments please contact blogs@plos.org
Latest Network Comments
- "At no point do any of the stories I’ve... by Jenna Lang in On Science Blogs
- What is especially sad about the system t... by Jeff Hecht in On Science Blogs
- […] Chromosomal Clues to Past Pregn... by CareNet Gears Up for 2014 Hope & A Future Fundraising Banquet in DNA Science Blog
- […] a break? Actually, a break from... by Morsels For The Mind – 18/04/2014 › Six Incredible Things Before Breakfast in Obesity Panacea
- […] Is success at science fairs “... by Weekend reads: How to rescue science, what “censorship” really means, worst paper of the year? – Nouvelles et satellite scientifique in Sci-Ed
- […] Is success at science fairs ... by Weekend reads: How to rescue science, what “censorship” really means, worst paper of the year? | Retraction Watch in Sci-Ed
- […] Beth Skwarecki, “Good and... by A Public Health Primer by Emma Crosby « Smart City Memphis in Public Health
- […] (good introduction) It only too... by Links 4/18/14 | Mike the Mad Biologist in Sci-Ed
- It looks to me like there is a statistica... by Nicole G in Obesity Panacea
- thank you!! by Shaili Jain, MD in Mind the Brain
-
Latest Blogger Tweets
Blog Archives
Periodic craziness
Category: chemistry, Speakeasy Science, The Poisoner's Handbook
Tagged chemistry, Hugh Aldersley-Williams, lead, Marie Curie, Periodic Tales, polonium, radiation, radium, Sam Kean, thallium, The Disappearing Spoon, The Elements, The Elements (song), The Periodic Table of Elements, The Poisoner's Handbook, The Radium Girls, Theodore Gray
Leave a comment
This Week in the Universe: November 2nd – November 8th
Category: This Week In The Universe
Tagged ALICE, astrophysics, asymptotic freedom, ATLAS, CERN, CMS, CP-violation, fine-structure constant, galaxy formation, gamma rays, gravitational lens, Higgs, ions, lead, lensing, leptons, LHC, MiniBooNE, protons, sterile neutrino, symmetry
Leave a comment
Periodically Crazy
Category: chemistry
Tagged hydrogen, lead, Marie Curie, plutonium, polonium, radium, thallium, The Periodic Table of the Elements, xenon
Leave a comment
The Hour of Lead
Category: lead, poison
Tagged Bush administration on lead poisoning, Edo Period, Emily Dickinson, lead, lead poisoning, lead poisoning in China, lead poisoning in Nigeria, lead shot, Pb, plumbism, Romans, samurai, Tamiji Nakashima, the Hour of Lead, The Washington Post, U.S. CDC, U.S. EPA
Leave a comment
