Wellcome Library: Eureka!

Friday, October 29, 2010

Eureka!

It's always pleasing to receive praise from your peers, so we were delighted when in the most recent edition of Eureka magazine (produced by The Times), Dr Alice Bell of Imperial College picked the Wellcome Library's Blog as one of six science blogs of note.

Alice has since reposted her selections on her own blog, where you'll find us in the company of Mind Hacks, SciCurious, Gimpyblog’s posterous, Exquisite Life and Not so humble pie.

Many thanks Alice!

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