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46th at Synthetic Daisies
Carnival of Evolution #46 has been posted. This time, in addition to the posts, we get to learn about different trees used in evolutionary biology and computer science. E.g., the cladogram:See the rest...
View ArticleCoE on Evolving Thoughts
JS Wilkins - Melbourne-based, Sydney affiliated historian and philosopher of science, especially biology. Apple tragic. Pratchett fan. Curmudgeon. Punster. Fatso - is hosting the May edition of...
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CoE #47: All the Evolution News Fit to Blog
47th Carnival of Evolution has been posted on Evolving thoughts. All the evolution news that fit to blog includes this interesting post on the caveman diet: Except for Captain Caveman and Fred...
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How to submit to CoE #48
PZ Myers is hosting the June 2012 edition of Carnival of Evolution on Pharyngula. It's only 9 days away, and the BlogCarnival.com server is down. Instead, submit by sending links to posts by email to...
View ArticleFacebook + future plans
Because it is so much easier to reach people on Facebook, I've decided to use the CoE Facebook in place of this blog. Go to www.facebook.com/pages/Carnival-of-Evolution/ to follow/like it. I will...
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Is CoE evolving?
How is the Carnival of Evolution itself evolving? Can we talk about its evolution, or is it really more precise say that it is developing? What is the difference between evolution and development? Are...
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Carnival of Evolution t-shirt?
Who wants this t-thirt? Anyone got a better idea for a design? I used CustomInk. If there's enough interest, I would order a bunch of these so they cost less than $10 a piece, and then bring them to...
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CoE flier draft
I've been working a little to put together a flier to make available at evolution conferences (other places?). Tell me what you think. What could make it better? And what should go on the other side,...
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CoE #48: The Icelandic Saga
Yeah! The June edition of Carnival of Evolution has now gone up on Pharyngula:Carnival of Evolution #48: The Icelandic Saga!There are nearly 50 posts written by some amazing science bloggers. I...
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CoE poster for Ottawa
BEACON has a booth at Evolution 2012 in Ottawa, and they have invited me to put up a poster about Carnival of Evolution.Here's a draft. Let me know what you think, plz. (Click image for larger version.)
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CoE $49 at the Mousetrap
CoE #49 is up at the Mousetrap. This is Joachim Dagg's blog, and he really likes mousetraps. I suppose this may be inspired by Michael Behe, but I cannot be sure. Here's one of my favorites: As he...
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Evolution tweets from Ottawa
Lots of people are tweeting from the Evolution 2012 conference in Ottawa. It's the biggest evolution conference ever - first joint North American and European. Sad for those who are missing it, but at...
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50th edition at Teaching Biology [with references]
For the love of references! If the submitted posts didn't all have references for support, they do now, because host of the 50th CoE edition, Marc Srour, has provided them himself. Everyone blogger who...
View ArticleProblems with BlogCarnival.com
BlogCarnival.com - the site we use for submitting posts to CoE, right? - has been upgraded. Unfortunately, it now requires you to register and log in every time you want to submit a post. That clearly...
View Article51st CoE at The Stochastic Scientist
The 51st edition of Carnival of Evolution is up at The Stochastic Scientist: Darwin's Restaurant. There's something on the menu for everyone. Next edition will be hosted by The Genealogical World of...
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Login required for submitting to CoE
Those of you who have tried to submit to CoE in the last month or so will have noticed that Blogcarnival.com now requires you to log in. This has lowered the amount of submissions, which is very bad. I...
View ArticleLogging in to submitting to CoE
Submit to CoE #52 through blogCarnial.com. As mentioned earlier, this now requires you to log in. But once you have registered the submitting is actually easier than it was before, where you had to...
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CoE #52 network edition is live
The 52nd edition is up at The Genealogical World of Phylogenetic Networks. David Morrison has done an excellent job with an introduction to phylogenetic networks, and special emphasis on...
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Repost: CoE #37
The Carnival of Evolution #37- Happy Canada Day!Published byWilliam onJuly 1, 2011.Happy Canada Day to all you other Canadians. I haven't ever done a carnival before, but unfortunately if things go the...
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Repost: CoE #9
Carnival of Evolution #903.01.09 | 7 CommentsLet’s skip the introductions and polite-talk and jump right in!As an obsessed observer of the natural world and all that evolution has to offer us, I often...
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