Links - Nic Bone

Research, general science

SACNAS -- Society for the Advancement of Chicanos/Hispanics and Native Americans in Science
New Science organization - funds basic science summer fellowships.
experiment foundation - place to get "challenge grants", similar ethos to New Science.
Statistical modeling blog - Statistics, computing, machine learning, and scientific communication, meta-science
Retraction Watch - blog about retractions in science

Species New to Science - describing newly found species
Ancient Earth - visualizations useful for understanding Earth's history.
Alexy Guzey's essay "How the Life Sciences Work"
Joe Felsenstein - A prominent figure in the field of evolutionary biology, good rants.
Peter F. Stevens' angiosperm phylogeny - has great warning to readers: "All clades are hypotheses, and as hypotheses they may be overturned".
Books on Memes and Memetic evolution Tim Tyler's list of books on memes".

I spend a lot of time making, listening to and thinking about music.

Check out my music page

dublab "community-ran internet radio station"
BOP Spotter project "[Riley Walz] installed a box high up on a pole somewhere in the Mission of San Francisco. Inside is a crappy Android phone, set to Shazam constantly, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. It's solar powered, and the mic is pointed down at the street below."
Terminal Passage - Youtube channel compiling 'rare grooves', lots of jazz, prog, fusion.
Gospel Nostalgia - Youtube channel compiling vintage, often rare Gospel music.
Prof. Skye Music Reviews - 'always positive' new music review channel run by a French professor, based on countering the tendency of 'mid-20s music death' (the fact you think new music sucks once you turn roughly 25.)

David Chapman's 'Meaningness' - hyperlinked book (see project Xandau) about how we make sense of the world.
Robert LaFleur's Round and Square' blog discusses historical and anthropological topics, like similarities between East Asian poetry and American country songs here.