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- 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
- What's the difference between HeLa and HeLa S3 cells? Part II: The life and careers of Florence Rena Sabin, MD : Terra Sigillata
- Black men in women’s work do not get to ride the glass escalator : Christina's LIS Rant
- Babies, boobs and rooms full of geek men | Geek Feminism Blog
- ChemicalBiLOLogy: The mythology of on-campus childcare
- CBC Radio | Ideas | Features | How To Think About Science
- Canadian GirlPostdoc in America: Dissent gets a fat lip.
- astronauts - a set on Flickr
- Lessons Learned: Why diversity matters (the meritocracy business)
- Malaysian women redefine gender roles in technology | Gender News
- How does biology explain the low numbers of women in computer science? Hint: it doesn't.
- Women Science Bloggers
- Shaming in the Marketplace: who polices online sellers scammers? (author unknown)
- Crystallography for beginners Sara Fletcher
- PalmenGarten Palmwedel (author unknown)
- Unbelievably spectacular flight through Candor Chasma (author unknown)
- Joint replacement operation takes Goldstone 70-meter dish offline until at least November (author unknown)
- The worst blogger ever Barbara Axt
- #sciblog dinner Barbara Axt
- A science video I made Barbara Axt
- Pregnant girls, schools, education, etc Barbara Axt
- Science videos on the internet? Barbara Axt
Women Science Bloggers
This is (or will be) a directory of women science bloggers. Eligible blogs will be written by women and will mainly focus on science, engineering, mathematics or sociology of science. They will be added solely at my discretion.
I’ll be highlighting the blogs as I add them to the list on the Women in Science blog before posting links here. The project will be an ongoing one, since bloggers come and go.
There is already an (outdated) list on the sidebar of the Women in Science blog, so if you are looking for some interesting reading, I suggest you start there.
If you have a blog to suggest or would like to have your blog removed from the list, please use the contact form.