How to write a science blog people want to read (part 1) James Hayton's PhD advice website. Are You Reading These 17 Science Blogs? You Should. These days everybody keeps asking “If you could only read 17 science blogs which would you choose?” So I decided to address this issue by sharing my favorite science blogs. If you are not already reading them, start today. A science blog can be many things, from the rants of a frustrated PhD student to the award winning science communication articles. A science blog can save your PhD, give you exposure or many other good things. I try to put together a balanced mix of blogs written for and by scientists. In this list we have blogs with tips for scientists, advice for PhD and graduate school students, blogs of science communicators, blogs with tools for scientists, and many others.
The only common factor is that I read them often and that I am glad they exist. Life is short and we live in the information overload era. The 3 Month Thesis The Three Month Thesis is like The 4 Hour Workweek applied to thesis writing. You can hire James for some thesis coaching. Literature Review HQ Study Hacks.