DUGuides: Olin Library: Physics: Blogs

Selected Physics Blogs

atdotde
Focuses on theoretical physics

A blog, or Weblog, is a Web site that contains material entered in reverse chronological order about whatever topics or issues the blog is designed to address. It functions as an online diary or journal written by one person or a group of contributors. Entries often contain commentary and links to other Web sites. Some blogs include images and a search capability. Good blogs are becoming increasingly more popular among scientists and researchers as a way of keeping current with ideas in the field.

Cosmic Variance
A group blog managed by physicists and astrophysicists that gets into areas other than science
Life on the Lattice
Thoughts on lattice QCD, particle physics and the world at large
Luboš Motl's Reference Frame
The most important events in our and your superstringy Universe as seen from a conservative physicist's viewpoint; gets into non-science issues
Not Even Wrong
A string theory blog; contains a great set of links to other physics blogs
Physics-Astronomy-Mathematics Division
PAM is focused on all aspects of librarianship in the fields of physics, astronomy, and mathematics, with particular emphasis on the control, dissemination, and retrieval of knowledge and information in those areas.
The Quantum Pontiff
Focuses on quantum information science
The String Coffee Table
A group blog on physics
Uncertain Principles
A far ranging blog on physics, politics, and pop culture; includes many links to other blogs