Archive for the ‘chemical blogosphere’ Category
Thursday, November 9th, 2006
(67 Views)
Some people have hobbies like rock-climbing, sky-diving, something called research. One of my favorite hobbies is trying to figure out the secret identities of anonymous chemistry bloggers, which is just a manifestation of my desire to figure everything out and thus why I'm in science in the first place. I ...
Posted in chemical blogosphere | No Comments »
Monday, September 18th, 2006
(67 Views)
Tenderbutton will be shutting down shortly if you haven't heard. Official notice is here: http://blog.tenderbutton.com/?p=302#comments. The two arguments given, although he says there are others, are the rapid audience growth of the blog and general liability concerns. I can see how being instantly recognized by everyone at the ACS conference ...
Posted in chemical blogosphere | No Comments »
Monday, August 14th, 2006
(89 Views)
Maybe I am selling the whole world short, but this blog thing is just exploding in the chemistry community. I'm a pretty avid blog reader, especially the chemistry ones, but that has been a recent development. I have to credit Dylan over at Tenderbutton for that. Dylan ...
Posted in chemical blogosphere | No Comments »
Friday, June 2nd, 2006
(58 Views)
Here is the inside scoop on the strange and weird world of anonymous chemistry blogging. So, I first noticed anonymous chemistry blogging from http://totallysynthetic.com/blog. The given reason for anonymity, "Well, I’m not giving away my identity for fear of reprisals." Although, from what I've seen of his blog it looks ...
Posted in chemical blogosphere | No Comments »
Secret Chemistry Blogger ?*?
on