Sub-categories: Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Engineering
The popular internet magazine Wired has a science blog that offers interesting choices from the science press, along with videos and links to the originating sources.
Written by Chapel Hill biologist and Online Community Manager at PLoS-ONE Read more or visit blog
A science blog, part of the prestigious Science Blogs network, written by a molecular evolutionary biologist known as GrrlScientist.
RealClimate blog bills itself as a commentary site on matters of climate science by working scientists, boasting the contributions of eleven scientists.
Chad Orzel is a physics professor at "a small liberal arts college" who blogs about interesting physics facts and findings, professional football, fantasy, music, humorous tidbits and even dog conversations.
This science blog from Seed Magazine editor Jonah Lehrer is chock full of delightful posts that aren't too long, aren't too confrontational, and aren't too technical while still managing to be interesting and often humorous.
Journalist Chris Mooney is Washington correspondent for Seed magazine, covering environmental issues and science advocacy.
University of Colorado grad student Chris Chatham writes about cognitive neuroscience, comparative psychology, psychometrics and artificial intelligence in his blog.
Written by physical chemist and assistant professor of philosophy Janet Stemwedel, Adventures examines the many topics in science that impact philosophy as well as scientists - and occasionally politicians.
Aardvarchaeology is penned by Swedish archaeologist Martin Rundkvist, who spends most of his pixels on actual archaeological things.
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