Archive for the ‘chemical blogosphere’ Category
Monday, March 31st, 2008
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C&EN have started their own science blog. In recent years it has been common place for C&EN to blog while at the ACS conference or on a special assignment. A link to the blog is here: http://cenblog.org/
Mitch
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Friday, July 13th, 2007
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I always enjoy introducing new chemistry blogs to the community. The newest addition comes from a chemistry graduate student from the Philippines. She has been posting for awhile now, but finally got my attention recently. Have a look and enjoy. A screen shot is below.
She claims to be an introvert ...
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Monday, April 16th, 2007
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YACB stands for Yet-Another-Chemistry-Blog.
It is always a good day when I find a new chemistry blog before are competitors at happy-linkie-blog. And it makes for a rather straight forward blog entry. The newest entry into the community is Semicrystalline: http://semicrystalline.wordpress.com/
Screen Shot Below:
The blog does a good job summarizing Sellinger's newest ...
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Friday, March 9th, 2007
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Looks like Guassling is trying to organize a chemical blogger photo at ACS-Chicago during the conference at noon Monday. The potential photo-op(C&EN hint-hint) is all nice and good, but why take a picture with your fellow bloggers when you could get completely wasted with them too: http://www.chemicalforums.com/index.php?topic=10404.0
I actually won't be ...
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Wednesday, January 3rd, 2007
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A blog not getting as much attention as it should is Egon Willighagen's Chem-bla-ics. The blog focuses on open source chemistry which is relevant for the online chemical world and maybe potentially even the chemical blogosphere as well. http://chem-bla-ics.blogspot.com/
The funny thing about people like Egon, and David Bradley, and even ...
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Saturday, December 30th, 2006
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Congratulations to TheChemBlog for winning the Best Chemical Blog 2006 award as determined by Chemical Forums members and visitors.
I would delve into all the reasons why TheChemBlog rocks serious Mitsunobu ass, but there is no need, it is obviously the best. It has great content, it is written ...
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Sunday, December 24th, 2006
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Thank you Albert and ?*? for filling in for me while I was on vacation! It was a really good vacation, I left the country for a week and didn't touch a computer once. Now back to blogging...
?*? and I both suffer from a similar disease, keep-on-top-of-anything-chemicalitis, and in that ...
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Tuesday, December 12th, 2006
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So for those not paying attention to the latest Chemistry bloggers' favorite intoxicant or rant-session. A new blog has popped up with a lot of potential, TotallyMechanistic. The blog says it will be focusing mainly on mechanisms, which is great because I love mechanisms and I'm personally one of those ...
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Sunday, December 10th, 2006
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Anyone actually reading this realizes that the chemical blogging community has exploded in the past year. So I say we take a vote on whose ramblings have wasted our research time the most for 2006. This thread is for nominating chemistry bloggers. Feel free to nominate as many blogs as ...
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Saturday, November 18th, 2006
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In a recent article by Carol Waseleski, in the Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication, she investigates the overabundance of exclamation marks, also known as exclamation points, by female bloggers. A typical reason given for all the exclamation marks is, females are more likely to become excitable and that the exclamation marks ...
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