Websites, domains, hosts that links to peerj.com

A blog about bioinformatics, genomic research, and data analysis. Follow me on Twitter @ChimentiMichael

Haunted places, earth mysteries, weird locations, anomalous phenomena

Publishing bibliographic and data citations as Linked Open Data within the OpenCitations Corpus, and developing tools and services over these citations.

Lungs, legs, and comparative phylogeography

De blog van Pedro De Bruyckere over onderwijs, jongeren, cultuur en media.

Posts on my blog usually fall into the following categories Posts on topics from exercise physiology, health sciences, and/or general science This includes exercise physiology concepts, statistical methods, data science/programming, and various general science articles. Articles worth checking out: If you've followed the central governor model (CGM) in exercise science there was a great exchange…

Natural and alternative health news and information helping you transform your health.

Psychology resource for all, including psychology theory explanations, practical guides to psychology and online personality tests.

Digital Library focuses on the skull and skeleton, which it surveys from fossils to embryos and adults of living species. The Library serves slice-by-slice animations, animated volumetric and 3D surface renderings, an introduction, references, links, and archival museum data for each specimen

The Initiative for Open Citations (I4OC) is a collaboration between scholarly publishers, researchers, and other interested parties to promote the unrestricted availability of scholarly citation data.

Getting Genetics Done (GGD) is a blog with tips, reviews, tutorials, and pointers to relevant literature in genetics and bioinformatics research.

learning together with great scientist, coding and bioinformatics

Personal homepage of Johannes L. Schönberger

Tudo sobre Machine Learning, Data Mining, Data Analysis e mais um pouco...

A blog about microbiology, genomics and metagenomics, sequencing, evolution, ecology, and open science.

“How inappropriate to call this planet "Earth," when it is clearly "Ocean.” ― Arthur C. Clarke

Award-winning Open Access publisher for the biomedical sciences.

L'alfabeto della vita ha solo quattro lettere

The Story of Digital Health, by Paul Sonnier. Founder of the Digital Health group on LinkedIn.

Sur les rats, souris, blattes, punaises des lits, puces. Sur la dératisation, désinsectisation, désinfection. Sur la propreté, le management.

Ben Letham - data scientist at Facebook

A Research Library Blog

Вики-гид по свободному программному обеспечению (СПО), операционным системам на базе ядра Linux - GNU, Android и другим.

Getting Genetics Done (GGD) is a blog with tips, reviews, tutorials, and pointers to relevant literature in genetics and bioinformatics research.

Writings on artificial intelligence, personalization, recommendations, and the tech industry.

SV-POW! ... All sauropod vertebrae, except when we're talking about Open Access

Getting Genetics Done (GGD) is a blog with tips, reviews, tutorials, and pointers to relevant literature in genetics and bioinformatics research.

QIICR is an NIH-funded project to develop image informatics infrastructure in support of quantitative imaging biomarker research.

Discussions and commentary on hot topics and fossil topics alike, relating to dinosaur paleontology and, particularly, prehistoric birds.

Exploring the magnificent world of lost Pleistocene beasts

UGENE is a free bioinformatics software for multiple sequence alignment, genome sequencing data analysis, amino acid sequence visualization

¡Únase a este proyecto de ciencia ciudadana! Las aves golpean y se matan contra los vidrios hace muchos años.  Nos es algo nuevo, en realidad.  Lo que sí es nuevo es el unirse para entender mejor el problema y hacer algo al respecto.  En Estados Unidos se ha determinado que entre 365 y 988 millones de…

A blog about DNA Barcoding and Biodiversity Research

Writings on artificial intelligence, personalization, recommendations, and the tech industry.

Discussions and commentary on hot topics and fossil topics alike, relating to dinosaur paleontology and, particularly, prehistoric birds.

Homepage of Bjoern Brembs - Research on Learning, Memory and Evolution