ScienceSeeker Editor’s Selections May 25 – June 7, 2014

Each week, the ScienceSeeker editors pick their favorite posts within their respective areas of interest and expertise. Here is a round-up of the Science Seeker Editors’ Selections for the past TWO weeks:

• A biologist’s prayer at Science Non Fiction by Ardon


• How A Troublesome Inheritance gets human genetics wrong at The Molecular Ecologist by Jeremy Yoder


• My Dissertation for Non-Physicists, Part II: Neutrino Oscillations at Weak Interactions by Emily Conover


• An attempt at setting the information balance right at The Allotrope by Akshat Rathi


• Beauty: K2 to Deal, with Abscesses and Bullets at The White Noise by Cassie Rodenberg


• Sweet! Taste Metaphors Elicit More Emotion Than Literal Phrases at Cognitive Neuroscience Society by Lisa M.P. Munoz


• West Coast Fo’ Life at BioDiverse Perspectives by Miranda Welsh


• Swimming in Feces at Your Wild Life by Holly Menninger


• The give-and-take between mothers and their offspring at Inspiring Science by Sedeer el-Showk


• CDC Telebriefing: Worst US Measles Outbreak In 20 Years at Avian Flu Diary by Michael Coston


• A question of trust: fixing the replication crisis at Occam's Corner by Uta and Chris Frith


• Death by Black Hole at Cosmic Chatter by Becky Nevin


• Schrödinger’s water for the perfect cup of coffee at Chemistry World Blog by Ben Valsler


• Chandra Captures Galaxy Sparkling in X-rays at ChandraBlog - Fresh Chandra News


• The President of the University of Alberta asked us to think twice, and we have! at Piece of Mind by N. Ghoussoub


• Cats of the Pharaohs at Beauty in the Bones by Samantha Field


• Vikings vs Dinosaurs at OnCirculation by Thomas Haber


• Social Media as a Catalyst for Psychological Science at Cedar's Digest by Cedar Riener


• You’re gonna miss me when I’m gone.. at Science Non Fiction by Chitra

Check back next week for more great picks!