Along with Sarah Werning and Shaena Montanari , I have a new blog over at the PLOS blogs network . We're The Integrative Paleontologist...

My thoughts on Days 2 and 3 of ScienceOnline2012 are found elsewhere - here I sum up some other impressions. Twitter at ScienceOnline...

In Day 3 of ScienceOnline 2012 (my second day), we had a fun mix of split sessions and common gatherings. Areas of interest for me included...

I am pleased to note that my colleague, friend, and fellow ceratopsian fan Scott Sampson has just started up his own blog, " The Whirl...

Darren Tanke , a technician at the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Paleontology, is probably one of the most knowledgeable people around when it com...

In the previous two posts of this series, I discussed the past, present, and future of the internet mailing list--along with the other new...

In my previous post , I outlined the (in my opinion) glory days and slow change (some might even say decline) of email-based lists such as ...

No doubt, the internet has changed the way we do paleontology. Email allows faster collaborations among workers at widespread institutions, ...

While I'm currently on vacation, I've also been thinking hard about a "major" upcoming post on the role of blogs in scient...

I just updated my blogroll, and have added a few new paleo-relevant links. In particular, I'd like to call attention to Jeffrey Martz...