Oct 21, 2006
Sciencebase wants your blog
A couple of the recent additions to the Sciencebase science links were research-based blogs rather than the more familiar commentary type (like this one). The chat and waffle sites can be informative and entertaining but sites like the Usefulchem blog are more, well…useful, providing as they do insights into the processes of scientific research and potential offering new solutions through discussion. So, if you’re a scientist running a research-type blog, please get in touch. If there’s enough interest, I’ll create a separation links section dedicated to total syntheses, telescopic adjustments, physical fine-tuning and other research matters.
Please send your links in by email or add a comment to this post.
Sciencebase FAQ
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Dear David,
a lot of interesting chemical blogs can be found at these website:
Chemical Blogspace: http://www.blueobelisk.org/pg/
PostGenomic: http://www.postgenomic.com/
And specifically for open source chemoinformatics there is an blog planet at:
http://www.blueobelisk.org/planetbo/
Kind regards.
I send out a ‘chemistry library newsletter’ that may be of interest.
http://www.blogger.com/posts.g?blogID=28691111
The 4 issues for 2006 are posted …
I’m running my own chemical engineering blog, which I share my current and previous working experiences. Does it suit your criteria? Just wandering…
A few interesting blogs can be found at http://www.analyticbridge.com
Thanks for the link Vincent, it’s a site I’d not come across before. I’ll be adding a few of those to Google Reader when I get a spare moment.