...is over here, where you can also see a live stream and comment thread. I'm in there via the Kimmel Center's liveblogging booth, but you can also follow me (or the #WSF10 tag) on Twitter.
We're going live to Norway as we speak, so tune in!
Update: Your 2010 Kavli Prize Winners:
Astrophysics
Jerry Nelson
Raymond Wilson
Roger Angel
Nanoscience
Nadrian Seeman
Donald Eigler
Neuroscience
Thomas Suedhof
Richard Scheller
James Rothman
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