Weekend Links
September 12, 2008
I thought it was time for a new regular feature around here. Each Friday we will we highlight some of the interesting posts from around the science blogosphere. It’s just our way of showing a little link love to some great writers. Here is this week’s edition:
- Scientists develop a new technique that allows certain objects to be invisible [Science Centric]
- It May Be Science Blasphemy, But Magic Can Boost Children’s Self Esteem [Scientific Blogging]
- Dealing with creationism [Crooked Timber]
- Nanotech may be the answer for “superbugs†[David Kirkpatrick]
- Bacteria to Clean Arsenic Spills [Find Me A Cure]
- How Should I Convince Friends About Global Warming [Reporting on a Revolution]
- Dark Energy [Sciencebase]
- Thomas Nagel on ID and Evolution [Pure Pedantry]
Have a great weekend!
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