THE 100 BEST SCIENCE AND POPULAR SCIENCE BLOGS - ARTE - 2025

I have made this list with the best science blogs that will help you to be updated whether you are a student, hobbyist or professional. One of the best ways to stay informed about technological and scientific advances is through blogs or YouTube channels.

Most of them are blogs run by professionals from different fields of science, have excellent content and offer original resources. Some of them have been online for more than five years and have a wealth of quality content.

What blog are included?

1-Those who have quality content.

2-That they deal with current science topics: biochemistry, psychology, physics, medicine, mathematics….etc. and everything that has to do with the scientific community.

3-Led by people trained in the corresponding field.

4-That they have a variety of information.

Note: if your blog doesn't appear, don't worry. Write in the contact section and if it meets the mentioned characteristics, I will add your blog to this article.

What do I base on for the order?

The order I have followed is not important. All the portals that appear in this list are of excellent quality, so I recommend that you take a look at all the ones you can and choose the ones you like the most.

You may also be interested in this list of psychology blogs or this one of educational blogs.

Top 100 Science Blogs

Science online

It is a blog where you have information about any type of scientific curiosity that you can use in your science classroom.

In it you can find videos, conferences, academic publications and a long etc.

Aimed both at teachers who teach students, and for all those fans about this world.

Its author Lorenzo Hernández Villalobos current professor of physics and chemistry at ESO (Compulsory secondary education), Camping UPCT award in the category of Secondary Education Centers 2015 edition by the Polytechnic University of Cartagena, doctor from the University of Almería, speaker and collaborator of different science radio programs.

Featured article: Strolling at the speed of the breeze.

Flames

Fogonazos is a blog where its author Antonio Martinez Ron is a journalist, scientific disseminator, editor of Next, collaborator in the Orbita Laika program and one of the writers of the most widely read science blog in Spain (Naukas.com). He has received several awards, including the Prismas award, several Blogs and the Blasello award for his work on the internet.

In his blog we can find all kinds of curiosities that the world of science brings us every day.

Featured Article: Where Do Good Ideas Come From ?.

Cantabrian nature

The Cantabrian Nature blog was awarded the Best Environment Blog in 2013.

David Alvárez is a biologist by profession and has always been a fan of all bugs, as he indicates.

In fact, you just have to stop by his blog where you will find topics as curious as his last entry where he talks about the life and death of a drop of dew water.

If you love nature you have to visit this blog.

Featured Article: Children's Illiteracy on Nature and the "Walt Disney Effect"

Gene science

It is a website dedicated to scientific dissemination, climate change and ecology. Gen Science is one of the best known and most visited pages on the world of science.

Featured article: Japan's super robot exhibition shows the most realistic robots.

Castling of Science

In this blog, Professor Carlos Roque Sánchez shows a diversity of interesting articles on all kinds of topics.

Carlos participates in different radio channels such as: Onda Sevilla Radio, Radio Guadalquivir, esRadio, or Radiopolis. In the latter it has its own program of Castling Science.

If you are a science fan, you cannot forget to visit this blog and listen to its author in the different radio programs in which he participates.

Featured article: Blue Moon

SINC

The Scientific Information and News Service (SINC) is the first state public agency specialized in information on science, technology and innovation in Spanish.

In it you can find from the news that are the order of the day on scientific issues to interviews, materials or reports.

Featured article: Dogs need kids to let them breathe, too.

Naukas

Naukas is one of the largest online platforms for scientific dissemination in Spanish, made up of the best scientific bloggers in our country. In this portal you can find all the information related to the world of science.

Featured article: string theory in 7 minutes.

Unidiversity. Observations and thoughts

Its author is José Ramón Alonso, doctor from the University of Salamanca, professor of Cell Biology and director of the Neuronal Plasticity and Neuroreparation laboratory of the Institute of Neurosciences of Castilla y León, researcher at different international universities, author of more than 145 scientific articles, 20 literary scientific awards, lecturer and also holds high positions in various prestigious institutions.

José Ramon shows on his blog all kinds of articles related to the world of psychology, neuroscience, autism, innovation… It even includes a university section where he also advises young people on academic and work aspects, a very interesting section if you are a university student.

If you are a professional or curious about psychology, you also have all kinds of information and curiosities about the brain.

Featured Article: The Wonders Inside Your Head

Petroleum jelly beans

Oil Gummies was a finalist in 2013 for the Bitácoras award.

This is a blog for all audiences with disclosures about the world of food. A blog where many myths that we have all raised about food are denied.

Featured Article: Don't Let Advertising Feed Your Kids

Science and its demons

In Sciences and demons you will find very varied information on aspects such as astronomy, synthetic biology, ethology, medicine, physics or social sciences with a touch of humor that makes it different.

Featured Article: Playing Microbial Russian Roulette.

Neofronters

Neofronteras is a portal where you can find all the most current and cutting-edge news from the scientific and technological world.

Featured Article: The Nature of Economic Inequality

Science explained

It is a page where you can find popular science topics about robots, statistics, engineering, mathematics, curiosities, physics…

This blog has been a contributor to Naukas and MappingIgnorance.

Featured Article: Little Home Experiment, What's Your Dominant Eye?

E-Science

It is a portal for scientific dissemination formed by the best journalists and scientists to bring science and technology closer to the general public.

In the portal you can find all kinds of current news about science. It also has a discussion forum where you can ask and discuss any topic.

It also has an educational and recreational area with curiosities, experiments and multimedia files.

E-Ciencia is made up of a great team of collaborators trained and specialized in different fields: biology, chemistry, astrophysics or technological engineering.

Alex Dantart and Alex Fernández Muerza are responsible for creating, developing and managing all the content and services on the page.

Both have been collaborators with important media such as El País, Muy Interesting, Third Millennium and others.

Featured article: A blood test will reveal the viruses that each person has suffered.

Scientia

Scientia is a collaborating blog with Naukas and has received about eight awards, including the 2013 Bitácoras Award for the best science blog.

In this portal we have all the current information in the world of science.

Featured article: a fucking bitch

I will divulge

Divulgare is a blog that belongs to a group of researchers in Plant Ecology and Evolution at the University of Vigo, aimed at the general public.

He has been awarded several times, including a special mention to the scientific category of Science in Action 2013, finalist in the 2010 Thailand science film festival, finalist in the II Doñana 2011 International Scientific and Environmental Film Festival, among others.

Its contents use animation videos, flash animations and teaching units with activities.

Featured Resources: Video Breaking the rules

Jindetrés, come out!

In the portal Jindetrés, come out! you can see some very funny science comics. Its authors are molecular biologists.

Featured Article: Dreaming of Pluto

The science and technology blog (ABC)

It is a blog about current affairs, science, technology, education, family… etc.

Its author José Manuel Nieves is a journalist specialized in science and new technologies directly involved in the creation and maintenance of journalistic projects on the Internet and a scientific disseminator.

Founder of "ABC informatica" and collaborator in several television and radio programs.

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From Mendel to molecules

Its author Gabriela Marisa Iglesias is a biotechnology veterinarian and associate professor of Genetics at the National University of Rio Negro (Argentina).

It is an educational and genetic dissemination blog, winner of the 1st UBA Prize (University of Buenos Aires) 2012 for the dissemination of educational content in national journalistic media EDUBLOGS, winner of the 2nd UBA 2013 Mention, 2014 UBA 2nd Prize Mention and Indexed Blog between the 35 best biology websites.

On this page you will find all kinds of tools on biology, images, videos and animations.

If you like biology but you have a hard time understanding it, its author Gabriela explains it to you in the best way so that it is accessible to any reader, be it hobbyist, student or professional.

Featured article: Tools to identify plagiarism.

The Adventure of Science

Its author Daniel Martín Reina is a Sevillian physicist, science communicator, collaborator in the magazine How do you see? from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), author of the book Cryptography and member of the Speaking of Science program.

In this blog you will find information about astronomy, physics or mathematics.

If you are passionate about physics, you cannot miss the Science Adventure blog.

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Dimethylsulfide

Its founder is Deborah Garcia Bello, author of the book "Everything is a matter of chemistry." She was awarded Bitácoras in 2014.

Dimetilsulfuro is a blog with all kinds of academic resources for students from 3rd of ESO to 2nd of Baccalaureate.

Recommended article: Morri Louis: The science of color field.

Neuroscience-neuroculture

Its author, Francisco Traver Torras, is the current head of the mental health department of the Castellón Provincial Hospital Consortium. From 1995 to 2001 he was general director and president of the SPCV from 2000-2002.

He is the author of numerous articles on his specialty and on what he calls "Neuroculture", according to him a transdisciplinary confluence that fills the gap between neurobiology and social psychology. He has published several novels, essays and poetry. Some of his works are "A study on masochism" and "Myth, narrative and eating disorders."

In his blog you can read all kinds of articles related to the world of Psychology and Neuropsychology.

Featured article: evolutionary aspects of suicide

Photon breakfast

Breakfast with Photons is a medical physics blog aimed at all audiences.

Its objective is to promote the dissemination of content related to the area of ​​medical physics and to be a useful tool for both professionals and the general public. All articles are of high quality, since all their authors are specialists and professionals in the field.

He was awarded in the V edition of the CPAN 2010 scientific dissemination contest.

Featured article: interview with Nuria Jornet. Future challenges in medical physics.

Quantum tales

It is one of the blog awarded in the IV Contest of Scientific Dissemination of the National Center for Particle, Astro Particle, and Nuclear Physics (CPAN) Consolidar-Ingenio 2010 project. One of its entries, specifically the entry on photochemistry, has been recognized with the Award for excellence in popular science (ED).

If you are a Physics student or you are interested in the world of theoretical Physics, you are in the right blog. In it you will find from articles on philosophy to quantum stories that will make you better understand the world of theoretical physics.

Featured article: The star Cervantes and his Quixote

The Science of Amara

Its author is a doctor in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, and is currently postdoctoral at the CSIC. She is also a contributor to other science pages such as Naukas, Desgranando Ciencia, Ciencias era, member of Talking about science and winner of the Dardos award for one of the 20 best-positioned blogs in the science ranking.

It is a blog loaded with content on science and biotechnology such as: fungi, bioremediation, GMOs, food… etc.

You just have to read their articles to see the quality of these. As Amara points out on her blog, come and enjoy.

Featured article: Golden Rice, Free Biotechnology, waiting.

Talking about science

Speaking of science is an Association of scientific dissemination formed with the aim of bringing science closer to all of society.

A page where you can find all kinds of scientific information: biology, anthropology, physics, chemistry and a long etcetera.

You also have documentaries, short films and a contest section where you can participate whenever you want.

It is made up of hundreds of professionals ranging from university students, teachers of different specialties and scientific researchers.

Featured Article: Where and When Did Neanderthals Disappear?

Science

Cienciaes is a page created by the physicist and scientific communicator Ángel Rodríguez Lozano where you can find a selection of science podcasts.

Professionals, students or curious people from the world of science can collaborate with science through articles, documentaries, conferences…

Featured article: eat if it's a virus; it helps if it is a bacteria. Stalagmites and earthquakes.

Couch science

Blog winner of the Bitácoras award in 2015 and finalist in 2013.

Its author is Jordy Pereira Marí, graduated in Mechanical Engineering from the Polytechnic University of Catalonia and author of the book on the history of astronomy "The Universe in a cup of coffee."

In his blog he talks about general science and is aimed at any audience, since he uses a close language and makes use of good humor.

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Centinel's blog

Its author is Luis Jiménez, a passionate chemist, curious about science and the author of several books, including: "The obese brain" or "What science says to lose weight easily and healthily."

In his blog he talks about all kinds of information related to the world of health, technology, skepticism, curiosities…

Featured article: Alberto Martí Bosch, analysis of his videos and his cancer treatments.

Science for fun

Its author is Martin Bonfil, chemist, pharmacologist and scientific popularizer.

He is the author of the book "Science for fun" and "Charles Darwin, the secret of evolution."

Featured Article: Google Learns to Think

Pocket science

It is a page where you can find many curiosities about how science is present in the most everyday events.

Featured Article: The Straight Lines of Nature

Crazy about geology

Locos por la geología was nominated by the German chain Deutsche Welle in the international Best of Blogs (BOBs) award as the best Blog in Spanish 2011.

Its author Graciela Leonor Argüello is a geologist and postgraduate from the National University of Córdoba (Argentina).

One of his latest published books is Argüello, Graciela L. 2015. Geology, science, art, speculation and adventure. Virtual book of scientific dissemination, accessible in Scribd. 151 pages.

Locos por la geología is a very complete blog, part scientific, part dissemination and a bit educational.

You just have to take a look at her blog to see the quality of her articles since Graciela is a very experienced woman in the world of geology with a broad curriculum in her specialty.

In it you will find thousands of things related to the world of geology.

And also if you don't want to miss any of her publications, Graciela shows you a calendar where you can see when the topics to be discussed will be published.

If you love everything that has to do with geology, this is your blog.

Recommended resource: documentary Everything is transformed

Biology, astronomy and physics blog with very educational and entertaining articles.

Featured article: Dinosaurs, complete information, reports and News.

Gaia Science

Its author is Miguel Sureda, physicist, doctor in Aerospace Engineering. He collaborates with La Vanguardia, Newt, ARA, RAC1 and COM radio.

In Gaia Science talks about physics, space exploration, astronomy, environment, biology, art and science.

It is a blog aimed at anyone, amateur or professional of science, written in a very dynamic and entertaining way.

He teaches scientific branches such as Physics with examples that occur on a day-to-day basis, so that you don't have to be a professional to enjoy his articles.

If you like physics and science in general, I recommend that you visit his blog.

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Diary of a copepod

Its author is Rafael Medina, a biologist, doctor in taxonomy and plant phylogeny. He is currently doing a post-doctorate in the United States.

In this blog you can find all kinds of information from topics on biology and nature to reports, and even a section where he exposes his personal reflections with a touch of humor.

Featured Articles: Dating Outside (re dux)

The Universe today

In this blog you will find all kinds of impressive articles and images related to space; the solar system, planets, nebulae, galaxies…

Also, if you are one of those who likes to photograph the wonders that occur in the solar system, you just have to get in touch with them and send them your photograph, which will be published on the blog and on the social networks of El Universo today.

Once you know this blog, I am sure that you will return.

Featured Articles: Photos of Mimas and Pandora (Saturn's moons), taken by the Cassini probe.

Science for everyone

Its author is Javier Fernández Panadero, high school teacher, radio and television collaborator and passionate about scientific dissemination.

In his blog, he shows all kinds of curiosities with simple explanations and reflections of everyday life that will make you laugh, since his good humor characterizes him in all his articles.

I recommend accessing your blog and collaborations in the SER Chain Window. A different way of teaching science to the world.

Featured Article: Of the absurd and men

Gaussians

It is an informative blog on mathematics, both for people with little training and for experts in the field.

Its author Miguel Ángel Morales Medina has a degree in Mathematics from the University of Granada. He has considered himself passionate about the world since he was little. His current profession is a University professor, helping the youngest on the path of mathematics.

In his blog you can find various resources: articles of his in the section called El Aleph -his blog in the El País newspaper-, a forum where you can ask questions and a section called Matgaussians where he sometimes exposes enigmas that must be solved.

If you are one of those who is resistant to mathematics or quite the opposite you are passionate about numbers, do not hesitate to stop by the Gaussian blog.

Featured article: The mathematical reason for the non-existence of a perfect map of the Earth.

Sabias.es

Sabias.es is one of the most visited pages on science, since it is a portal where you have a large amount of updated information on the scientific world. It is made up of a section on science, nature, history, culture, technology and health.

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Moros river

In the rioMoros blog you have content about plants, flowers, nature and gardening. The author exposes its contents in a playful, educational and very manageable way, even for the smallest of the house.

Río Moros has been awarded the title of "Te Vérsatele Bleger Ward", in addition to being awarded by other types of pages and blogs.

Featured article: take care of the interior as well as the exterior because everything is one.

Science is beautiful

Its founder is Carlos Choda, author of the books "More science for Nicolás" or "The yeti and other bugs, what a scam!"

Science is beautiful is an interesting blog that I recommend you visit if you love the world of science.

Featured article: Here's what not to do in a storm.

Matemolivares

Math blog that will be of great use to you whether you are a student or curious about mathematics.

The science of life

Carlos Lobato's blog about biology, animals and cinema. Its author is a contributor to Naukas, a member of Speaking of Science, and a contributor to Arahal's blog.

Featured article: the golden squirrel

That like who

Like who is an educational blog about free training on the internet, with links and downloads of manuals, courses, tutorials, notes…

Featured article: How to make medical consultations?

Astrophysics and physics

If you love everything that has to do with astronomy, physics, astrophysics, biochemistry or astronautics, it is recommended that you visit this blog.

It includes a very interesting physics and astrophysics encyclopedia.

Featured Article: What is the electromagnetic spectrum?

Thousands of millions

This is an astronomy and astrobiology blog.

Its author has a degree in medicine and surgery, and a member of the Scientific Outreach Association of the Region of Murcia.

Featured Article: Potentially Habitable Exoplanets

IKKARO

Ikkaro is a blog with different types of games, crafts, home experiments, electronics, even a section on how to do it.

Both adults and children will have fun doing their own experiments thanks to Nacho Morata, Industrial Engineer and author of the IKKARO blog.

Featured Article: Google Science Fair 2015 Finalists

Rome women

In this blog you have all kinds of information about Roman culture. Its author Isabel Barceló Chico is a Spanish writer with a degree in Philosophy and Letters. He was awarded by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs the Valle Inclán scholarship for a stay at the Royal Academy of Rome for about 6 months.

Isabel Barceló is also a lecturer on issues related to women and literary creation. Among her publications is the novel "Dido, Queen of Carthage" or "The Girl of Catullus." If you are a lover of Roman culture and its women, you cannot miss this blog.

Featured article: Your waist moves like flames

The third precog

Blog awarded for excellence in scientific dissemination at the entrance "Why don't we see time travelers?" It is also a Tesla Prize awarded to the best popularizer of 2013 and Its Science Bitches Prize.

Its founder is Sergio L. Palacio, author of the book "The exploits of superheroes" or "Einstein versus Predator" among others.

This contains very varied content on astronomy, physics, planets, even lectures on the world of science.

Recommended article: Why don't we see time travelers?

Diary of a naturalist

Its author is Victor J. Hernández, naturalist, writer and translator apprentice from the language of nature to the language of human beings. He is the author of some thirty books and field guides, several of which have become best-sellers.

In addition, he has been awarded various prizes such as the Second & Brilliant Ecology Prize, the Caja Segorbe Foundation Prize, and many other recognitions.

It is a recommended blog if you are a professional, student, passionate or amateur of nature.

Featured Articles: A Guide for Young Naturalists

Skepticism

It is a blog dedicated to topics of health, language, art, science, mind and brain.

Its author is Gonzalo Casino, Doctor of Medicine, with a postgraduate degree in editing and biostatistics and works at the University of Pompeo Fabra as a scientific journalist.

He has been coordinator in health pages of El País and director of Ediciones de Doymar / Elsevier.

Featured Articles: Overdiagnosed.

Dinosaur Land

It is a blog by Silvia Mielgo Gallego, co-editor in culture and scientific dissemination magazines such as Principia and Principia Kids.

His articles are related to the world of dinosaurs.

Featured article: Dinosaurs in "In daily doses" by the illustrator Alberto Montt.

Magonia

Its author is Luis Alfonso Gámez, journalist, author of several books -among them «The danger of believing» -, host of programs like Órbita Laica and collaborator in different national radio stations. He also gives talks on science and pseudoscience.

Featured Article: The newscast encourages chemophobia and electromagnetic hysteria.

Obermapa

Blog edited by Jorge del Rio San José dedicated to spatial data and its communication.

Featured Article: Closing the GIS Gap: “Made with Gis”

Beyond the pale blue dot

Its author is Daniel Hinojosa, computer scientist and author of the science fiction novel VIRGEN.

In this blog you will find information about astronomy, astronautics, physics and science in general.

Featured article: Possible future double mission to Uranus and Neptune.

Sciencuriosities

In this blog you can find very varied topics, from current news to articles on biology, brain, technology or the environment.

It has two sections that stand out; one of them is called you participate, where you can ask or comment on any doubts that arise, and the section of the question What if…? where the author gives us the scientific explanations corresponding to the question.

Featured article: Buk magazin reviews: Serving Erich. Physics in Hitler's time.

Cantabrian views

This is a blog formed by a group that is united by a passion for birds, nature and everything related to it.

If you like nature you have to visit this blog.

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Unweaving the world

Unweaving the world is a blog with very different topics such as: medicine, astronomy, biology, philosophy, etc.

Its author is a young Galician and medical student who has written popular science articles since 2011.

Featured article: movement neurons

ISRZONE

Informative blog about science, technology, nature and many other topics, where the author shows you his articles in an entertaining and pleasant way.

Featured Article: Homemade Hologram

More than science

Research, development and innovation blog.

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Blog thinking big

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The sophist

Blog of philosophical reflections, logical astronomy, science fiction, etc.

Featured article: A lunar rover on the rim of Short crater.

The last corner

Francisco Javier Barbadillo Salgado is a self-taught naturalist, author and co-author of several books on nature, including the "Manual to observe and interpret landscapes." In his blog he shows a variety of articles about nature and its landscapes

Recommended article: Mirages on the road: an apparent reflection on the refraction of light.

Science

In this blog you will find scientific dissemination on astronomy, biology, physics, chemistry, mathematics or archeology.

Featured article: How much would all the DNA in the world weigh?

Neurons and Centellas

The "Neurons and Centellas" blog deals with electrophysiology and neuroscience. You will find curious topics such as: how to hypnotize an animal or how to measure pain.

Its author Daniel is a neuroscientist who considers himself an eternal student of biochemistry and biophysics. He is currently doing his doctoral thesis on cerebral rhythms and epilepsy at the Cajal Institute (CSIC).

Featured article: how to stop time with a glance (literally)

Macro-instants

Its author is Javier Aznar, a photographer passionate about nature.

It is a blog where nature is related to photographs.

You will find incredible images of a variety of arthropods, amphibians, reptiles…

Featured article: Bufotes viridis

The star travelers

It is a blog full of all kinds of curiosities related to the space world.

Featured Article: The Interplanetary Peanut

Documentation

Featured article: documentary From myth to reason

the cave of the tasugo

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The nature that we have left

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Astronomy, physics and space missions.

Recommended article: Saturn's moon Titan by the Casina probe on September 10

Kanija science

Recommended article: First successful observations with the gravity instrument at the galactic center.

Scientific dissemination cluster

Featured Article: Fluorescence and Phosphorescence

Sciences and things

Featured article: Stomata, what are they? And what are they for?

Science stories

Fernando del Álamo author of the book Histories of science and Histories of science 2, brings us in his blog curiosities of science, recommendations, books etc.

Recommended article: what would you give to satisfy your curiosity?

Chemistry education

Featured article: chemistry and food.

Joaquin Sevilla Biting

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Science and presence

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Curious DNA

Featured Article: What Happens on the Internet? This is all that happens in 1 second.

The blog of the singular species

Recommended article: The discovery of the coelacanth

Life and stars

Recommended Resources: Wise Scientist Game

Scienceteca

Recommended article: The mystery of Mona Lisa

The wheel of inventions

Featured article: Experiments for the little ones.

Experience

Recommended resources: do it yourself

Science in comics

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Advances in chemistry

Recommended Resource: Chemistry, Light, and Color

Educate with bing bang

Recommended Resource: Biology and Environment Experiments.

Medicablog

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Bigvan blog

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The corner of science and technology

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Naturzientziak´s Blog

Recommended article: The Big Bell test, participate in this great experiment.

Science xplora

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Pedagogical trail

Recommended resources: experiments section

Immortal and perfect

Recommended article: Dolly, 20 years later

Micro servants

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Antifragile blog

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If you are passionate, professional or curious about the world of science, do not forget to visit these blogs.

"The most useful science is the one whose fruit is the most communicable" Leonardo da Vinci.

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