Your favourite Australian science blogger 22 Jun 2010 National Science Week 2010 is an Australian government initiative, and they’re holding a “nominate your favourite Australian Science Blogger” comp at The Big Blog Theory. Now I would never tell anyone who to nominate, but get over there are mention someone. I don’t know, maybe Ian Musgrave’s Astroblog, or Chris Nedin’s Edicaran, or Tim Lambert’s Deltoid. Or Chris Taylor’s always stunning Catalogue of Organisms. Or maybe some philosopher of science. Whoever you like. Really. I’ve never been nominated for an award, but don’t let that sway you (*sob*)… Administrative Science Administrative
Administrative More of me in Spanish, and information again 4 Aug 200818 Sep 2017 A blog post by the incredibly multilingual John Wilkins (who knew he spoke French, Portuguese and Spanish? OK, it’s by proxy, but it’s nearly as good as actually speaking it) is now available in Spanish. Gee but he looks like he knows whereof he speaks… Thanks to Eduardo Zugasti for… Read More
Evolution Wilkins in the Ukraine, and a special issue on Lyell 28 Sep 201228 Sep 2012 I have been translated again (people never learn). My Macroevolution FAQ: Ukraine translation by Gmail Archive – http://www.stoodio.org/macroevolution. The translator is Vlad Brown, so any errors of fact can now be assigned to someone else… [Thanks Vlad] Also, check out the special issue of the Geological Society of Lond Special… Read More
Administrative Test post 8 Apr 2010 Nothing to see here. Move along. I’m testing some new features. Do not play Mornington Crescent in the comments. Read More
I’ve done your dirty work for you. As a reward, if you win I demand a weekly open Mornington Crescent thread.
Are you available to travel? Are great apes eligible? Is a bear Catholic? Do I know any Australian philosophers of science? Does the Pope shit in the woods? What’s in it for me?
Reminds me of The Magnificent Seven: Vin: You elected? Chris: No, I got nominated real good. Looks like you did too. Totteridge & Whetstone!