Monthly Archives: July 2007

Latest from the postdocosphere

Fellow scibling Alex is hosting the latest installment of What’s Up, Postdoc? over at the Daily Transcript. I’m chuffed to see that my weekend attempt at counterbalancing my moaning is included – and has also inspired Katie over at Minor … Continue reading

Categories: academic life, links

Monday links and an open thread

Currently what little creative energy I have is going into other writing (specifically, a really fiddly bit in the paper I’m preparing to resubmit), so here’s a couple of links for you: A real time global earthquake map. Darn cool, … Continue reading

Categories: earthquakes, fossils, links

Seriously, I’m enjoying myself immensely right now

A controversial NON-rant about life as a postdoc
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Categories: academic life

Philosophia Naturalis #12

It only seems like yesterday I was rushing to sort the last one, but Philosophia Naturalis #12 is up at a geocentric view. Mollishka has decided that she doesn’t like themes, but she has collected some interesting posts for your … Continue reading

Categories: links

More on the Japanese earthquake

How this weeks’ earthquake fits into the overall tectonic picture in the western Pacific.
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Categories: earthquakes, geohazards, geology, tectonics