Meanwhile, readership on all of this articles was way above average. It helps when the world gives you interesting stories to tell!
So without further ado, here are this week's articles, starting with my two Extinction Countdown posts for Scientific American:
(This was also reprinted by the Huffington Post.)
Last Wild Siamese Crocodile in Vietnam Found Strangled to Death
Two long-in-the-works engineer-related features came out this week, the first of which appeared in the IEEE publication, The Institute:
IEEE Trains Preuniversity Teachers in India
...and the second of which appeared in IEEE-USA's Today's Engineer:
Career Focus: Defense Industry STEM Jobs
Wrapping it up, here are this week's articles for Mother Nature Network, a mix of interesting environmental and science stories:
Scientists dash hopes for dinosaur cloning
Why are French bees producing blue and green honey?
TerraMar Project launches to celebrate and protect the world's oceans
New Mexico and other states face a new crime trend: Grass thefts
Ketamine could rapidly treat depression, study finds
Well, that's it for this time around. I'm sure this coming week won't be quite so publication-heavy, but I'm working on a huge batch of new articles that will probably all see publication in one big clump again some time in the next month. We'll just have to wait and see how it goes.
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