ScienceSeeker Editor's Selections May 31 - June 13, 2015 | #sciseekpicks

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:

• Appeal to False Authority: Who is Tetyana Obukhaynch at Skeptical Raptor Blog
• The Last 5% at The Thesis Whisperer by Inger Mewburn
• This one simple trick to help fight the male scientist stereotype at Small Pond Science by Catherine Scott
• Chocolate study sting: Where are these millions of fools, anyway? by Emily Willingham
• 115 years of JACS titles at Chemical Connections by Stuart Cantrill
• Research funding: Is size really the most important thing? at The Guardian by Jon Butterworth
• Hannah and Her Sweets by Patrick Honner
• Image of the Week: Red blood cells at Wellcome Trust Blog by Emily Pritchard
• My collapse of confidence in Frontiers journals at BishopBlog by Deevy Bishop
• The art and science of animating life at Occam's Corner by Stephen Curry
• Your Brain Is Bigger In The Morning by Neuroskeptic
• From Broca’s area to Broca’s aphasia: a tale of two eponyms at PLoS Neuroscience Community by Pierre Mégevand 
• Philae Phones Home at The Spacewriter's Ramblings by Carolyn Collins Petersen
• Getting at the truth: gender in the lab at The Culture of Chemistry by Michelle Francl-Donnay
• Dexter on the Rocks at ScienceBase by David Bradley
• Crystals in Chemistry: The How and (Some of) the Why at Tree Town Chemistry by Jimmy Brancho

Check back next week for more great picks!