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Deborah Blum’s tweets about poison, murder and other interesting articles and quips aren’t all that make her Twitter feed unique. It also stands out for her insights into science journalism. Blum often posts jobs, tips and tricks of the trade that will motivate any aspiring science blogger to break out the laptop and start posting.
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moximer A project to crowd source verb meaning http://t.co/5uy7OPYz4u
notscientific Inter-disciplinary inter-DTC conference http://t.co/POZ1JAmeEp #scilogs (@markgfh, there's a pic of you in there) http://t.co/POZ1JAmeEp notscientific Alright people I have to step away from the screens for food intake. Keep the #scitable love going though!
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Add CommentGood list, I follow many of them already but I was surprised at the lack of psychology/neuroscience Tweeters. People like @mocost and @vaughanbell are also accomplished writers and link to interesting bits'n'bobs across the net.
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