The Royal Society of London for the Improvement of Natural Knowledge, known simply as the Royal Society, although not formally incorporated until 1662 is celebrating its 350 year in 2010. As an early gift to all of us, they just launched a new section on their excellent website:
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Last Year's Blog
March 11, 2009
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- The animal research experience
- The animal research experience [Greg Laden's Blog]
- ABC Chairman smears journalists, scientists [Deltoid]
- Talking your way to happiness [Collective Imagination]
- Priests who don't believe
- Mike's Father Died. This is his post.
- Remembering Megan [The Questionable Authority]
- Remembering Megan
- What I had for brunch
- Unique Fossils Record the Dining Habits of Ancient Sharks [Laelaps]
- Sperm war - the sperm of ants and bees do battle inside the queens [Not Exactly Rocket Science]
- Spring in California [Tomorrow's Table]
- At Slate, A Need for Diplomacy in the Climate Wars [Framing Science]
- Top Google queries about scientists: should we be surprised? [bioephemera]
- Income Inequality, Regression, and Understanding the Residual [Mike the Mad Biologist]
- Caroline Pidgeon (lib dem) falls for bogus Rentokil story, in the London Assembly
- Even the nice theologians annoy me
- Another example of why I fear for the future of medicine
- Another example of why I fear for the future of medicine [Respectful Insolence]
- Consent of the Governed
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