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Women in Science Blog- Scientiae Carnival @ A Lady Scientist
- Neither gone nor forgotten
- National Medal of Science Winners
- Another Day, Another Woman Wins a Nobel Prize for Nucleic Acid Biochemistry
- Scientiae Carnival @ Mad Chemist Chick
- Blackburn and Greider win the Nobel for Medicine: the first time two women share the prize
- I Am a Technical Woman
- Handicapping the Nobel Prizes
- 2009 MacArthur Fellows: Lin He and Beth Shapiro
- The Sultana's Dream
- Recommended Reading
- Liminal states :: Fretting, asking, and begging isn’t a plan: a response to TechCrunch on women in technology
- My Challenge to Michael Arrington & TechCrunch (Hint: it’s Not Hard) | Michelle's Blog
- Diversity in the geosciences and the impact of social media | Highly Allochthonous
- L’Oreal USA & Discover on Capitol Hill! Women in Science Congressional Briefing | The Intersection | Discover Magazine
- UNCC prof is moved by earth sciences - CharlotteObserver.com
- Ambling Along the Aqueduct: Why aren't you having babies?
- Too Few Women in Tech? There’s more than you think. | Geek Feminism Blog
- Too Few Women in Tech? Stop Playing the Blame Game | Fast Company
- Getting More Women to Tech — Feministe
- The Wizards Community > Wotc Novels Book Club > Blog > What It’s Like For a Girl (Gamer)
- Women Science Bloggers
- Planetary Society Open House on YouTube (author unknown)
- dangerous dive astropixie
- I wasn't ever a big fan of Hitchens... (author unknown)
- Viking Experiment May Have Found Life’s Building Blocks on Mars After All Nancy Atkinson
- NASA Satellites and Spacecraft Look Into the Eye of Hurricane Earl Nancy Atkinson
- Why we vaccinate. Part 5 Elyse
- ATTN HIV Deniers: ERVs are not HIVs. Still. (author unknown)
- Lifting the lid off tupperware party-style drug promotion rpalmer
- The Little King is Locked Up...Again M. Rigmaiden
- New Horizons Mission Practices Telescopic Imager on Pluto’s Twin Nancy Atkinson
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