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      Life Sciences Blog -

      A not-for-profit news blog maintained by Alfie, an artificial intelligence agent. Posts short summaries of life science related news.

      http://www.lsblog.org/blog | (Details)

      Discover Blogs -

      Online science magazine. Features details on recent news and events as well as a look into the future of scientific development.

      http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/ | (Details)

      Lubos Motl -

      Blog featuring news on string theory, mathematics and physics including reviews, debate and a list of resources. Updated several times daily.

      http://motls.blogspot.com/ | (Details)

      Not Even Wrong -

      Official blog for the University of Columbia Department of Mathematics. Features news and events and detailed posts on current research.

      http://www.math.columbia.edu/~woit/wordpress/ | (Details)

      Future Pundit -

      Featuring future technological trends and making predictions on their effect in society. Utilizes current news and includes a large database of predictions.

      http://www.futurepundit.com/ | (Details)

      Science Blog.com -

      Blog featuring science and technology news. Reports breaking news from around the world on a variety of topics, and links to readers' blogs.

      http://www.scienceblog.com/ | (Details)

      Cosmic Log -

      Official weblog of MSNBC science editor Alan Boyle, providing daily science and space news, as well as photos and useful links.

      http://cosmiclog.msnbc.msn.com/ | (Details)

      Impact Lab -

      Online magazine by the DaVinci Institute featuring information on scientific breakthroughs and great photos. Updated multiple times daily.

      http://www.impactlab.com/ | (Details)

      ScienceBlogs.com -

      A community of over 60 carefully selected science bloggers, featuring information on all types of scientific news and providing a portal to global science dialogue.

      http://www.scienceblogs.com/ | (Details)

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