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This is just something to get you thinking over the holiday, to make sure your brains don’t totally ossify. There is a specific reason for asking this: I want to relate it to a blog post I read last night. … Continue reading →

Everyone’s doing it, so why shouldn’t I? I’ve joined the twitterverse, and I have to blog about it.

(I was asked if I could pass this on. Here you go!) 2009 Workshop for Young Researchers in Mathematical Biology (WYRMB) August 24-26, 2009 Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio The workshop is intended to broaden the scientific perspective of young … Continue reading →

The first edition of Scientia Pro Publica is up. It’s the new blog carnival with lots of scientific goodies (and something naff about phenology). So go along and see what’s new! The next edition will be in two weeks, so … Continue reading →

Grrlscientist has decided to start a new blog carnival, for good science writing from the blogosphere. She wants to call it Scientia, which is indeed a good name, but an anonymous commenter from Vancouver pointed out that the name was … Continue reading →

I know none of you noticed, but I wasn’t around the blogosphere much last week, because I was in York, at a workshop. I had left Helsinki in the depths of winter, with snow and ice on the ground. Helsinki, … Continue reading →

This evening I gut an email from a new Open Access journal: Trends in Evolutionary Biology: Trends in Evolutionary Biology, March 2009 We would like to invite you to submit your next paper to Trends in Evolutionary Biology. http://teb.pagepress.org/ Looking … Continue reading →

I just got myself really confused, reading this in an etoc: A record of plant migration in the main asteroid belt

Recently we’ve had a visitor on the balcony hiding from the snow, and eating the bird food. Yesterday, The Beast

I hope none of you will object to a bit of advertising. I’ve been co-editing1 a special issue of Annales Zoologici Fennici on Methods in Ecological Research. I’ll blog more about it when it comes out, but for now here’s … Continue reading →