Tracks and Traces 02.28.11



Wise words from Carl Zimmer on the importance of picking a narrative when communicating science, and an insightful post by Anne Jefferson on what scientists and journalists can learn from each other

On Skeptically Speaking, Scicurious and John Logsdon talk the science of semen

A lake monster, or just a bunch of rubber tubes? Tetrapod Zoology takes down the recent ‘Bownessie’ sighting

A great post by Kate Clancy, “Why I’m an Activist Scientist for Women’s Health

Ed Yong introduces us to

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