Scientia Pro Publica 2010 Schedule

This is the 2010 schedule for Scientia Pro Publica. I have republished it because several potential hosts have not seen it since it is so far down the front page. I thought about giving it a 31 December 2010 publish date so it would always be at the top of the page, but realize this means the most recent carnival will not receive the attention it deserves if I did that.

Please feel free to email me with changes to this schedule. If I do not hear any complaints, I'll leave the schedule as-is:

Scientia Pro Publica 2010:

• 18 January -- Bob, Deep Thoughts and Silliness
• 1 February -- John, Kind of Curious
• 15 February -- GrrlScientist, Living the Scientific Life (Scientist, Interrupted)
• 1 March -- Stephen, Reciprocal Space
• 15 March -- Bjørn, Pleiotropy
• 5 April -- Andrew, 360 Degree Skeptic (formerly; The Evolving Mind)
• 19 April -- Dan, Genomics Law Report (NOTE: DNA Day follows on 23 April)
• 26 April -- Mel, Melliferax
• 3 May -- Kelsey, Mauka to Makai
• 10 May -- GrrlScientist, Maniraptora
• 17 May -- David, Southern Fried Science
• 24 May -- Andrew, 360 Degree Skeptic (formerly; The Evolving Mind)
• 31 May -- Rāhul, A Posteriori
• 7 June -- Philip, The Dichotomous Trekkie 2.0
• 21 June -- Andrew, Southern Fried Science
• 5 July -- Denis, This View of Earth
• 19 July -- John, Kind of Curious
• 2 August -- Akshat, The Allotrope [formerly; Contemplation]
• 16 August -- Madhu, Reconciliation Ecology
• 30 August -- Walter, Dr Shock
• 13 September -- GrrlScientist, Punctuated Equilibrium [formerly; Living the Scientific Life (Scientist, Interrupted)]
• 27 September -- Alvaro, SharpBrains
• 11 October -- Vanessa, cosmodynamics
• 25 October -- Geophilo, Traversing The Razor
• 8 November -- Anastasia, BioFortified
• 22 November -- Bec, Save Your Breath For Running Ponies
• 6 December -- Romeo, Providentia
• 20 December -- GrrlScientist, This Scientific Life [formerly, Living the Scientific Life (Scientist, Interrupted)]

If you are interested to host Scientia but have never before hosted a blog carnival, I wrote a blog essay about how I hosted my very first blog carnival way back in 2005. That blog carnival was Tangled Bank, the "parent" of Scientia, which this blog carnival seeks to emulate by (1) communicating about science, medicine, the environment and nature to the public and (2) encouraging those who write about these topics by providing them with an audience who provides feedback and criticism on their writing. The goal for each edition of Scientia is to provide each host with roughly 25 non-spam non-woo submissions to work with. Thus, when the current host receives more than 35 submissions, this blog carnival will then publish every Monday instead of the every alternate Monday. Starting on 10 May 2010, all submissions will be forwarded to your email account from the Scientia email account.

Feel free to give me your ideas and feedback here or send email to me with suggestions.