The 20th edition of Bio::Blogs is up at Public Rambling. This might be the last edition of Bio::Blogs at least for a while. Anyone interested in taking the light editorial load or suggestions for changing how Bio::Blogs gets created are welcomed. Send them by email to bioblogs at gmail or leave comments here.

The issue 19 of Bio::Blogs is available at Duncan’s blog “O’Really?”. The main theme of this month is bioengineering from synthetic biology to challenges and contributions of engineering in and to biology. The 20th edition will be hosted at Public Rambling and as usual submissions can be sent to bioblogs at gmail dot com until the end of this month.

The 18th edition of Bio::Blogs can be read at Bioinformatics Zen. The main focus of this months’ edition is Open Science with many links to interesting new developments. In particular go have a look at this video that Michael Barton made about science and the web. Unless there are any other volunteers the 19th edition of Bio::Blogs will be hosted by me again at Public Rambling.

 The 17th, Christmas themed, edition of Bio::Blogs has been edited by Paul Nuin and posted on Blind.Scientist. Santa talks about bioinformatics and points to some recent new blogs. Anyone interested in hosting future editions can volunteer via the Bio::Blogs email. 

The 16# edition of Bio::Blogs is hosted at Freelancing science. This month’s edition is the first with a holiday theme. Paulo Nuin from Blind.Scientist has volunteered to host the 17# edition that is scheduled for the 1st of December. Anyone interested in participating can submit blog posts or offers to host future editions to bioblogs at gmail dot com.

The 15th edition of Bio::Blogs is available at Public Rambling. This month’s edition is mostly focused on conference reports and the publication of original scientific content in blogs.

The next edition is set for the 1st of October. Anyone interested in hosting future editions of the blog can send an email to bioblogs at gmail . com

The 14th edition of Bio::Blogs can be found at My Biotech Life. Thanks to Ricardo for hosting this edition and everyone that sent in links on such short notice.

If anyone is interested in hosting future editions please send in an email with a link to your blog to bioblogs at gmail.com

Another edition of Bio::Blogs is now available in Neil’s blog. It highlights some of the most interesting post from the past month covering open science and CS/chemio/bioinformatics with some nice tutorials and links to potentially useful new tools.

A PDF compilation of this months editorial and entries is available to download in Neil’s site or from the Box.net service here. Thanks again to Neil for editing and everyone that sent in links. If anyone wants to edit next months edition (1st of September) in their own blog, send an email to bioblogs at gmail (dot) com.

The 12th edition of Bio::Blogs is hosted again in Nodalpoint. This one marks the one year anniversary of Bio::Blogs.

We are looking for editors for the next edition to come up on the 1st of August. It is possible that, like last year we skip August since many people might be on holidays at that time. If an editor volunteers, submissions will be taken as usual via bioblogs at gmail until the end of the month.

The 11th edition of Bio::Blogs, is online at Nodalpoint. The main PDF version for this month can be found here. This edition has two special sections, both with separate PDF versions. The first one is dedicated to tips and tricks for bioinformatics and it is hosted separately in Bioinformatics Zen. Thanks to Michael Barton for having the idea and for organizing it. The second section is dedicated to personalized medicine. The one on personalized medicine can be downloaded here. The PDF for the tips and trips section is available from Bioinformatics Zen.

The next edition will mark the 1st anniversary of Bio::Blogs. Ideas for celebrating are welcome, as well as volunteers to host/edit it.