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Tobias J. OSBORNE (Dept. of Mathematics, Royal Holloway, University of London) – Tobias
J. Osborne’s research notes (An open science weblog focussed on quantum information theory,
condensed matter physics, and mathematial physics:
[TA=??] [BR=??].
Jennifer OUELLETTE with regular contributors Allyson Beatrice, Calla Cofield, Lee Kottner,
Diandra Leslie-Pelecky, & M.G. Lord - Cocktail Party Physics, Physics With a Twist, serving
up science and culture with a splash of wit:
[TA=??] [BR= 8.3].
Jennifer OUELLETTE (author of Black Bodies and Quantum Cats: Tales from the Annals of
Physics and The Physics of the Buffyverse
, holds a black belt in jujitsu) - Twisted Physics - Unraveling our
strange universe: [TA=67] [BR=??].
Ted PANITZ [, Professor of Mathematics and Engineering
at Cape Cod Community College, W. Barnstable, MA) – Ted’s Teaching and Learning Site, “. .
. a discussion blog that revolves around the nature of teaching and learning. My main focus will
be higher education but I would welcome comments from K-12 professionals (teachers,
administrators, staff) since we are so inter connected and face many of the same problems and
challenges”]: [TA=??] [BR=??].
Bob PARK [“. . . is professor of physics and former chair of the Department of Physics at the
University of Maryland. . . . in 1983 he was recruited . . . . to open a Washington Office of the
American Physical Society. Bob initiated a weekly report of happenings in Washington that were
important to science, and with the development of the internet, the weekly report evolved into
the news/editorial column What's New. . . . . . In 2003 he returned to the University full time. . .
he continues to write the occasionally controversial What's New, which has developed a
following that extends beyond physics. He is the author of Voodoo Science: The Road from
Foolishness to Fraud (, Oxford, 2000) and Superstition: Belief in the
Age of Science (, Princeton, 2008)”] - What's New:
[TA=??] [BR=??].
Arjendu K. PATTANAYAK (“Associate Professor in the Physics and Astronomy Department at
Carleton College in Northfield, Minnesota”) and guest poster Melissa Eblen-Zayas (“Assistant
Professor in the Physics and Astronomy Department at Carleton College”) - Confused at a
higher level – The learning and teaching journal of a liberal arts college physicist:
[TA=10] [BR=??].
Alice PAWLEY (assistant professor of engineering education
at Purdue University who blogs at the intersection of
women's studies and engineering), and “ScienceWoman” (assistant professor in “-ology” who
blogs about the intersection of science and real life”) - Sciencewomen, a scientist and an
engineer *being* the change we want to see:
[TA=157] [BR=7.9].
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