There was only one Extinction Countdown article for Scientific American this week, because last week had three. But this one really got people talking:
Illegal Trade in Bear Bile Flourishes throughout Asia
Two new feature articles appeared over at Today's Engineer. These were great fun to research and pull together:
Stemming the Tide: New Study Examines Why Women Leave Engineering
Career Focus: Biomedical Engineering
I'm working on a few big pieces for Mother Nature Network. Here are two short ones that appeared last week:
Abandoned baby aardvark pulls through with zookeepers' help
Bone-grafting product Augment receives positive recommendation from FDA
And finally, here are this week's blog posts from Green Hands USA:
An Incandescent Bulb that Saves Energy?
5 Tips to Reduce Asthma
Seattle Named Most Walkable City
This week will bring a lot more new stuff, plus a rare in-person appearance for me as I sign my books and comics at the Maine Comics Arts Festival in Portland. I hope to see some of you there!
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