Week of Science Challenge: 1 day left

From tomorrow until the end of the week, I'm going to post just strictly about science, I mean at least once per day on science and only science. No popular medicine, no medical imaging, no fun. I'm really curious about the number of readers of the next few days. :) Bloggers who self-identify as scientists and science writers should post on:
From tomorrow until the end of the week, I'm going to post just strictly about science, I mean at least once per day on science and only science. No popular medicine, no medical imaging, no fun. I'm really curious about the number of readers of the next few days. :)

Bloggers who self-identify as scientists and science writers should post on:

  1. Published, peer-reviewed research and their own research.
  2. Their expert opinion on actual scientific debates - think review articles.
  3. Descriptions of natural phenomena (e.g., why slugs dissolve when you put salt on them, or what causes sun flares; scientific knowledge that has reached the level of fact)

There will be an official Week of Science feed made up of all the participating blogs. Here is the sign up list (with plenty of spams now, but I listed them in a comment there).

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