What are your favorite physics websites?

By at 10:37 am Monday, Sep 6

Physics.org is looking for the best physics-centric sites on the Web, and they need your help. The first ever Physics.org Web Awards is now open for nominations.

We're looking for great sites suitable for a non-specialist audience in the following categories:

  • * Best blog
  • * Best news site / online magazine
  • * Best podcast
  • * Best Q&A / ask the expert site
  • * Best revision site
  • * Best kids' site
  • * President's prize (anything which doesn't fall under any of the categories above)
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You can nominate sites until the 10th of October and there's several ways to nominate. On Twitter, you can send a message to @dotrythisathome or make a general tweet using the #pwa10 hashtag. There's a Facebook page. Or you can just send an email. Winners will be announced just as soon as the judging panel—which includes yours truly—reaches a decision.

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Maggie Koerth-Baker

I do the Twitter, the Google+, and (to a much lesser extent) the Facebook.

Books
• Before the Lights Go Out: Conquering the Energy Crisis Before It Conquers Us, my book about the future of energy in the United States, will be published April 10th.

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