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 Jobs for Philosophers 7 Oct 2007 Does anyone who reads this blog have access to JFP from the American Philosophical Association? None of the locals or my usual contacts do, and by the time I can get a subscription going, I’m likely to have missed the deadlines this year. Drop me a note if you do…. Read More
Biology Zimmer’s evolving blog post on X-woman 28 Mar 2010 Carl Zimmer has a continually updated blog post on the mtDNA of “X-Woman”, which is being informed by his readers and experts. It’s a useful antidote to hasty and inaccurate reportage in the MSM, done well by a very good journalist. Read More
Biology Aware is finished. Now for something different 14 May 202414 May 2024 So I finished presenting the book Aware on my substack, which will now ferment in my bottom drawer (metaphorically) until it ripens. While that is happening I am preparing to edit some nineteenth century sources for discussions of classification, taxonomy, species, higher and lower taxa, and many other subjects. Does… 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!