Science Sushi – A Year In Review

It’s almost 2012, and as we all know the world will be ending. I figure it’s as good a time as any to look back. So far this year…

…I have posted 33 posts

…which have gotten 269 comments

…with visitors from more than 15 countries across the globe

…and have been syndicated at BlogHer, Ecology.com and more

The three most popular posts of the year:

3. Instant Zombie: Just Add Salt

2. Time – And Brain Chemistry – Heal All Wounds

1. Mythbusting 101: Organic Farming > Conventional Agriculture

…and last, but certainly not least, my post Why Do Women Cry? Obviously, It’s So They Don’t Get Laid was chosen to be published in Open Lab 2012

Overall, I’d say it’s been a pretty good year – especially since it’s only been six months here at SciAm. Here’s to next year being even better!

Author: Christie Wilcox

Dr. Christie Wilcox is a science writer based in the greater Seattle area. Her bylines include National Geographic, Popular Science, and Quanta. Her debut book, Venomous, released August 2016 (Scientific American/FSG Books). To learn more about her life and work, check out her webpage or follow her on Twitter, Google+, or Facebook.