Category Archives: Blogspotting
If you don’t subscribe to Freelancing Science, you should
Pawel has taken his blog, Freelancing Science, to new heights recently. Go check it out
More on Freelancing Science in a new post currently in draft stage soon.
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Blogspotting: bioinformatics, structure, and programming
It’s structural bioinformatics week. Your Bones Got a Little Machine is Andrew Perry’s blog. While he doesn’t always write about structural biology, he has a detailed post on Michael Nilges’ Aria. Best of all, you have posts on many of the same subjects that bbgm is interested in such as Dapper, Amazon’s [...]
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Blogspotting: Bleeding Edge Biotech
A shout out to one of the better new blogs out there: Bleeding Edge Biotech. I have a shortlist of blogs that get tagged as a “favorite” in Google Reader (the tag that my reader opens in). This is one of them. Anyone who writes about An introduction to allosteric regulation and [...]
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Blogspotting: VentureBeat Life Sciences
Interested in news and commentary on the Life Science industry? Look no further than VentureBeat Life Sciences. David Hamilton, who writes the life science section for Matt Marshall’s site not only has a good pulse on the goings on in the industry, but also writes excellent commentary, e.g. his excellent piece on Navigenics. [...]
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