– by Kevin Zelnio Science is being revolutionized by the internet. More and more scientists are blogging, using wiki’s, special search engines, social networking sites…
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Too Many Species, Too Few Scientists
That is the common theme in marine biology. Clara Moskowitz has an article up at LiveScience describing how scientists are struggling to keep up with…
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I really love that quote from Alex Wild, by the way. Brian Fisher (my former Evolution T.A. from ye ole UC-Davis days) and Alex Smith…
View More PLoS ONE Get Its "Taxonomy Barrier" BrokenPLoS ONE Get Its “Taxonomy Barrier” Broken
I really love that quote from Alex Wild, by the way. Brian Fisher (my former Evolution T.A. from ye ole UC-Davis days) and Alex Smith…
View More PLoS ONE Get Its “Taxonomy Barrier” BrokenThe Biodiversity Crisis and Open Access Journals
Currently a biodiversity crisis is underway, which many have termed the sixth extinction. E.O. Wilson in 1993 suggested 30,000 species extinctions occur per year, roughly…
View More The Biodiversity Crisis and Open Access JournalsPLoS One and Why I Believe In Open Access
I am very excited that the new year brings an exciting opportunity for me. I was solicited, and I accepted an Academic Editor position with…
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