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Pure Content Pure Content: This blog focuses on innovation and creativity in business, culture, science, medicine, architecture, art, and other topics. Run by Charlie Park and the team at Play. (Science and Culture) http://www.purecontent.blogspot.com The Struggling Grad Student The Struggling Grad Student: Microbiology and microimmunology researcher comments mainly on science and medicine topics. (Science and Culture) http://johnvu.net/blog/ JunkScience JunkScience: JunkScience.com spotlights and debunks faulty scientific data and analyses used to promote special agendas such as those of activist groups, personal injury lawyers, regulators, businesses and politicians. (Science and Culture) http://www.junkscience.com/ Literacy Weblog Literacy Weblog: Regularly updated collection of links covering technology, humanities, cyberculture, academia, and weblogging. Dennis G. Jerz. (Science and Culture) http://jerz.setonhill.edu/writing/index.html Medpundit Medpundit: Commentary on breaking medical news. (Science and Culture) http://medpundit.blogspot.com/ Thinkingland Thinkingland: An environment for thinking, a record of thought, an analysis of trends. (Science and Culture) http://www.thinkingland.com Epilogue Epilogue: Amol Hatwar's comments about science, technology and culture. (Science and Culture) http://hatwar.org/epilogue/ Thinking with my Fingers Thinking with my Fingers: Torill Mortensen, a Norwegian researcher, shares her notes and stray thoughts, mostly social commentary on online roleplaying games, weblogs, and digital culture. (Science and Culture) http://torillsin.blogspot.com Not Working for a Living Not Working for a Living: Unemployment and job hunting in America. (Science and Culture) http://notworking4aliving.blogspot.com/ Abuddhas Memes Abuddhas Memes: Dedicated to science, philosophy, education and freedom. (Science and Culture) http://www.drmenlo.com/abuddha/bookmark.htm 24 Hours to Live 24 Hours to Live: Combines reflections of modern culture with advances in scientific methods. (Science and Culture) http://charleypatton.blogspot.com Mindpixel Mindpixel: Explores the fascinating scientific underpinnings of intelligence and the mind. (Science and Culture) http://www.mindpixel.com/ Viral Marketing Blog Viral Marketing Blog: Primarily has analysis of viral campaigns being passed on by bloggers. (Science and Culture) http://viralmarketingblog.com Dappled Things Dappled Things: Friar Jim Tucker comments on topics of personal interest. Tends to focus on social or religious issues, but also blog tech topics. (Science and Culture) http://donjim.blogspot.com/ SysVal.Org SysVal.Org: Focuses on issues of systems thinking and human values and its impact on organizations. (Science and Culture) http://www.sysval.org/blog.html Ethno Log Ethno Log: The finest stuff from ethnology social/ cultural anthropology and cyberanthropology. Collected with ceaseless endeavour by the staff of the Institut für Ethnologie and Afrikanistik in München/ Germany and countless others. (Science and Culture) http://sonner.antville.org Motley Cow Motley Cow: Examining Current Events, Culture, and Technology in the Spirit of the Laughing Prophet. (Science and Culture) http://www.motleycow.blogspot.com/ Paolo Massa Blog Paolo Massa Blog: PhD student's ramblings on trust and reputation, recommender systems, social software and his own schoolwork. (Science and Culture) http://moloko.itc.it/paoloblog/ The Privacy Marketing Review The Privacy Marketing Review: Thoughts on information privacy and the relationship marketing concept. (Science and Culture) http://www.reppel.co.uk/ Mathemagenic: Learning and KM Insights Mathemagenic: Learning and KM Insights: This klog (knowledge blog) is used as a learning diary that documents journey of Lilia Efimova in the land of knowledge workers' networks, learning, creativity and knowledge sharing. (Science and Culture) http://blog.mathemagenic.com The Open Lab The Open Lab: A community focused on the freedom of information as it pertains to the biosciences. (Science and Culture) http://bioinformatics.org/ Leuschke Leuschke: A math professor takes an educated look at the lighter side of academic rhetoric. (Science and Culture) http://www.leuschke.org/log/ Liberty and Power Liberty and Power: Group blog. Most of the bloggers are libertarian professors/academics. The site, part of the History News Network, includes commentary on issues that relate to questions of liberty and power. (Science and Culture) http://hnn.us/blogs/4.html Pharyngula Pharyngula: Maintained by a biologist at a small liberal arts university. He writes about himself and his background, biology, academia, research, and ethics. (Science and Culture) http://pharyngula.org Naked Writing Naked Writing: An ode to convertibles, skepticism and cute lifeguards... science and culture come to a head. (Science and Culture) http://www.nakedwriting.com Church of the Acronym Church of the Acronym: Church news, book reviews, thoughts on spirituality, nudges, and direction, poetry and testimonies. (Science and Culture) http://uglyacronym.blogspot.com/ Dura Mater: Odd Bits From a Distracted Scientist's Brain Dura Mater: Odd Bits From a Distracted Scientist's Brain: Reflections by a practicing science program director on science and technology news, and its influence on society. (Science and Culture) http://filmer.blogspot.com Rick Jensen Show Fan Blog Rick Jensen Show Fan Blog: Dedicated to the Rick Jensen show which airs Monday-Friday, 9am-12pm, on 1150 AM WDEL out of Wilmington, Delaware. (Science and Culture) http://rickjensen.blogspot.com/ Washington Monthly Washington Monthly: Social and political commentary related to US issues. (Science and Culture) http://www.washingtonmonthly.com/ Brad DeLong's Thoughts of the Moment Brad DeLong's Thoughts of the Moment: A UC Berkeley Professor of Economics speaks his mind out on pretty much everything relevant to policy-making. (Science and Culture) http://www.j-bradford-delong.net/movable_type/ Nonharmful Nonharmful: A medical weblog. The most interesting, weirdest and recent web medical news on the planet. (Science and Culture) http://nonharmful.netfirms.com/ Pseudoscience in Mental Health Blog Pseudoscience in Mental Health Blog: Explores issues related to pseudoscience in the mental-health industry, as well as unethical behavior among pharmaceutical companies. (Science and Culture) http://www.astrocyte-design.com/blog/index.html Kairosnews Kairosnews: Community news site for discussing rhetoric, technology and pedagogy. (Science and Culture) http://kairosnews.org ArchaeologyOnline ArchaeologyOnline: Archaeology web sites, with some anthropology thrown in. (Science and Culture) http://archaeology.blogspot.com/ Chaos/Control Chaos/Control: A weblog focusing on science, technology, medicine and "stuff". (Science and Culture) http://chaoscontroller0.tripod.com/chaoscontrol.html Philosophy of the Void Philosophy of the Void: A weblog by a Harvard Ph.D. student covering topics such as postmodern philosophy, science, and politics. (Science and Culture) http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/lipscy/ Jungian Psychology Jungian Psychology: General information about the psychology of C.G. Jung with links to other relevant sites. (Science and Culture) http://roseholt.blogspot.com Seb's Open Research Seb's Open Research: Pointers and thoughts on the evolution of scholarly communication, collected by Sébastien Paquet. (Science and Culture) http://radio.weblogs.com/0110772/ The Wandering Skeptic The Wandering Skeptic: Random thoughts and philosophies by Larry Kwong: biology, physics, statistics, religion, and skepticism. (Science and Culture) http://www.sit.wisc.edu/~lnkwong/weblog/blogger.html Dynamist Blog Dynamist Blog: Author and columnist Virginia Postrel writes primarily about topics of US economic and political interest. (Science and Culture) http://www.dynamist.com/weblog/index.html Ghost Droppings Ghost Droppings: An expert's guide to Halloween and all things creepy. (Science and Culture) http://www.ghostdroppings.com Corante - Biotech News Corante - Biotech News: A daily digest of top news stories on biotech, genomics, bioformatics, genetics, pharmaceuticals. With links, related books and a daily email newsletter. (Science and Culture) http://www.corante.com/biotech Religion News Blog Religion News Blog: Highlights and archives news items and other resources about cults, religious sects, alternative religions, Christian denominations, and related issues. (Science and Culture) http://www.religionnewsblog.com/ Portage Portage: Devoted to finding beautiful things, no matter what branch of inquiry they come from. Science, technology, art, music, literature, and even magic. (Science and Culture) http://helloha.blogspot.com Language Log Language Log: Lingustics blog run by UPenn phonetician Mark Liberman, with multiple guest linguists. (Science and Culture) http://itre.cis.upenn.edu/~myl/languagelog/ Universal Rule Universal Rule: This weblog presents notes on coping with the rapidly changing world of science and technology. The author is an expert on computational science, and has published several dozen books and hundreds of articles. (Science and Culture) http://radio.weblogs.com/0112083/ Blivet Blivet: A weblog on computer news, science, archaeology, and some Zen from an archaeologist who also happens to be an ordained Zen Buddhist priest. (Science and Culture) http://hal.editthispage.com/ Technoccult.net Technoccult.net: A weblog/webzine dedicated to fringe culture, mad science, technology, and the occult. (Science and Culture) http://www.technoccult.net Apothecary's Drawer Weblog Apothecary's Drawer Weblog: Devoted to strange and interesting 'cross-links' between science, history, and arts. (Science and Culture) http://www.raygirvan.co.uk/apoth/thought.htm Science Blog Science Blog: Science articles posted to a blog. (Science and Culture) http://www.scienceblog.com/community/ Lagniappe Lagniappe: A weblog about science (particularly chemistry and pharmaceuticals) from a working researcher at a drug company. (Science and Culture) http://dlowe.blogspot.com Social Sciences Weblog Social Sciences Weblog: A weekly-updated site with links to essays and popular articles about the social sciences. (Science and Culture) http://www.coli.uni-sb.de/~adubey/socsci/ Civil War Bookshelf Civil War Bookshelf: Trends in Civil War publishing, CW historiography, CW civic remembrance, and pop culture. (Science and Culture) http://cwbn.blogspot.com/ Precautionary tales Precautionary tales: A critical look at the precautionary principle through science and health news stories. (Science and Culture) http://www.precautionarytales.net/ The Museum of Hoaxes The Museum of Hoaxes: An almost daily weblog about hoaxes, pranks, and practical jokes. (Science and Culture) http://www.museumofhoaxes.com/ Mike's Weblog Mike's Weblog: Heavily science- and mechanics-oriented list of links to strange ideas and articles. (Science and Culture) http://www.larkfarm.com/weblogv2/weblog2.aspx Livingroom - A Space For Life Livingroom - A Space For Life: Emerging church, blogging, faith and other concerns from south of the equator. (Science and Culture) http://www.livingroom.org.au/blog/