Stumbler review: sciencebases reviews
sciencebase joined StumbleUpon on Mar 31, 2005
•16 reviews since May 16, 2006
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Reviews of this stumbler
- vikrantsharma1 rated 6 weeks ago
- Great collection of information...cheers
- GeekAlerts rated 8 weeks ago
- Great stumbler with lots of interesting tech related links.
- PinnyCohen rated 2 months ago
- Added him onto my radar. Quality writer for anyone interested in reading about science and tech. He takes a different angle than most, and that is much appreciated!
jaybol rated 2 months ago- cool stumbler and a really cool blog - thanks for sharing your rss feeds and the entire opml file
- socialpyramid rated 3 months ago
- David is a smart science journalist and great asset to have on StumbleUpon. He's also a great guy. I'm glad I stumbled across his path!
- Khook20 rated 4 months ago
- Fantastic, smart blogger with a rich compilation of quality science and technology stumbles!
- spostareduro rated 5 months ago
- He's got a very warm personality to go along with his great mind. You can tell he's very intelligent.
- TalSiach rated 6 months ago
- David is a great science expert! A great stumbler! Check his blog out!
- WayneSmallman rated 9 months ago
- David's the first port of call for me if I'm in need of an alternative view on a science, physics or social technology topic. Him being a science writer and a seasoned journalist, I also get access to some top-notch editorial guidance, which is always a bonus. Well worth hangin' around his 'blogs...
- LMORT rated 11 months ago
- great science links