Not Exactly Rocket Science

[Matt Green]

Not Exactly Rocket Science is a blog by Ed Yong, a London-based science writer who's aim is make research papers a little more accessible.

Whilst covering all scientific fields he seems to find interesting entomological papers and writes well. The termite queen clone work was pretty good and I woudl have missed the paper otherwise.

[Nina Stanczyk]

Thanks Matt, that's a really nice site. I had a quick flick through some of the posts, and he summarises research clearly and in a way that is very easy to read - a great way of keeping up with developments in the insect world without slogging through papers that aren't in your field.

Great find!

[maria]

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