3 Quarks Daily has embarked on an annual hunt for the best blog posts in four areas: science, politics, philosophy, and arts & literature. Nominations have now opened for this year's science prize; you have until May 31 to suggest your favorite science blog post from the last year; then there will be a round of public voting, and a final award bestowed by a celebrity judge. Last year the science prize was awarded by Steven Pinker; this year it will be Richard Dawkins. Someday I'm sure they'll work their way up to having a physicist serve as judge. Feel free, of course, to nominate your favorite posts from Cosmic Variance; I'm far too shallow to be reluctant to win awards. But even better would be to find a really great post at a smaller blog that not as many people know about, and use this contest as a vehicle ...
3QD Science Blogging Prize
Nominations are open for the 3 Quarks Daily science prize judged by Richard Dawkins, showcasing great writing from small blogs.
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