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London Science Blogging Questions 4

By grrlscientist on August 22, 2008.

Buckingham Palace Gate with coat of arms, London, May 2005.
Image: Dickbauch (Wikipedia).

I am a panelist at a one day conference being held in London, England. This conference focuses on the value of blogs to the public, to science and to scientists, and is being held at the Royal Institution of Great Britain on 30 August 2008. My fellow panelists are Jennifer Rohn, editor at LabLit.com and Anna Kushnir, who works for Nature Network Boston and writes the blog, Lab Life. The panel moderator is my friend and ScienceBlogs colleague who lives in London, Mo.

I need your help as I work on my contribution to this meeting, so I am asking you a series of questions I'd like you to respond to. The next questions in this series are; Have you experienced resistance to science blogging within the scientific community? Why? What are scientists' perceptions of science blogging?

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