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"Go to the ScienceBlogs website, and you'll find dozens of actual scientists, commenting in real time on every aspect of science you can imagine... They're eloquent, sarcastic, funny, and really smart (the last kind of goes without saying)" – TIME
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Access
An educated, affluent and influential audience
- Average HHI: $106,000.
- 96% college graduates.
- 42% have postgraduate degrees.
have written a book or article for a publication in the last year
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Engagement
A loyal, active community
- For every post by our bloggers, our audience posts an average of 16 comments.
of our audience visits ScienceBlogs every single day.
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Reach
2.2 million unique visitors per month
- Median age: 34.
- 45% work at the executive/managerial level.
Audience Gender
The ScienceBlogs Audience
- 36% have volunteered for a charitable organization. 33% have given a speech or addressed a public meeting. And 31% have taken an active role in a civic or social issue.
- For every post by our bloggers, our audience posts an average of 16 comments. Average length of visit: 4:45 minutes.
- They manage an average budget of $303,000 at work. 58% work in science.
ScienceBlogs Features
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Brain & Behavior
Brain & Behavior
The 'Brain & Behavior' channel covers the latest research and news in Neuroscience, Cognitive Psychology, Behavioral & Abnormal Psychology.
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Education and Careers
Education and Careers
The ‘Education & Careers’ channel includes posts about science education, teaching, lab life, work as a professor, graduate school in the sciences, and issues of higher education. If it’s about teaching science, learning science, or seeking a job or working as a scientist, it’s here.
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Environment
Environment
One of our most popular channels, the Environment channel the place to read about climate change, air and water pollution, geology and Earth science, the environmental implications of farming and food, alternative energy innovations, and our attempts to live a little greener.
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Humanities and Social Sciences
Humanities and Social Sciences
This channel includes posts on cultural anthropology, archaeology, sociology, linguistics and psychology, as well as the philosophy of science and ethics. This channel also houses posts that put science in social, historical or cultural perspective. It’s also the place to find writing about literature and the arts, including reviews.
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Life Science
Life Science
The Life Science Channel on ScienceBlogs is our most popular. It includes posts about the living world, from the macro-realm of whole organisms (and populations and ecosystems), to the unseen world of microorganisms.
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Medicine & Health
Medicine & Health
This is the place to read about everything from health care to pharmaceuticals and medical training. It includes posts about interesting health-related studies, the wonders of the human body, and musings on the life of doctors.
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Physical Science
Physical Science
The Physical Science Channel includes posts about physics, math, chemistry and astronomy—it’s ScienceBlogs’ home for the so-called ‘hard sciences.’
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Politics
Politics
The ‘Politics’ channel includes posts about the places where science meets government. If it’s an issue of scientific import and it’s making its way through Congress, the courts, or the White House—or if it’s making a splash in local government—you can read about it here. ‘Politics’ also covers the intersections of science with culture, including the front lines of the evolution/creationism debate.
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Technology
Technology
Nearly every scientist relies on tools, and the ‘Technology’ channel is the place where ScienceBloggers discuss them—everything from the highly technical and specific (labware, superconductors, nanotechnology), to the general and everyday—the latest P.C., phone, or personal gadget.
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