 | Arlenna, Chemical BiLOLogy A chemical biologist PI who blogs about the tenure track, grants (especially the K99/R00), life and other random stuff. She plans to bring some chemical biology research blogging to Scientopia, to highlight the best of the future of chemistry. |
 | Bashir, Bashir A postdoc in some very interesting area of science. |
| Jeremy Berg, Data Hound A scientist and science administrator who firmly believes that, just as in science, discussions of science policy are most productive when reasonable data relevant to the topic are available to analyze, criticize, and interpret. |
| Comrade PhysioProf, DrugMonkey |
 | Dr. Becca, Fumbling Toward Tenure Track A NYC-based neuroscience post-doc in the thick of the TT job search |
 | DrugMonkey, DrugMonkey DrugMonkey is an NIH-funded biomedical researcher. |
| John Dupuis, Confessions of a Science Librarian |
 | Genomic Repairman, Tales of the Genomic Repairman A semi-cultured, good-natured graduate student in biomedical sciences who escaped out of the deep south and now focuses on using genetics and biochemistry to elucidate DNA repair in cells |
 | The Hermitage An academic engineer and who makes snarky commentary about graduate school. Engineering Symbol:  Moderately Awesome Superpower: Hermitage doubles as a Hyper Accelerated Life Testing machine |
| InBabyAttachMode, InBabyAttachMode |
 | Pascale Lane, WhizBang A pediatric nephrologist in academic medicine- she treats patients, teaches students at all levels, and performs research at the bench and the bedside. |
 | Namnezia, Take it to the Bridge A neuroscientist doing research and teaching in a US university, and blogging about life in the life sciences, and occasionally about James Brown. |
 | Odyssey, Pondering Blather A molecular biophysicist in a biochemistry department. In a college of medicine. Moderately awesome superpower: Able to read the reviews of his unfunded proposals without spilling his beer. |
 | Christina K. Pikas, Christina’s LIS Rant A science and engineering librarian in a special library as well as a doctoral student in information studies. Moderately awesome superpower: Able to locate obscure technical reports on things that go WHOOSH or BOOM! |
 | Prof-like Substance, The Spandrel Shop A junior faculty member working in a field of evolution, using a variety of different study organisms to complete his plans for world domination. Moderately awesome superpower: Being a teacher, lab manager, accountant, writer, reviewer, husband, father and colleague, in various order depending on the moment. In other words, surviving my job. |
| Potnia Theron, Mistress of the Animals |
 | Gerty-Z, Balanced Instability: Adventures on the Tenure Track Living the dream of a newly appointed junior prof. Molecular symbol: C8H10N4O2 Moderately awesome superpowers: x-ray vision (Nomarski optics); extracting delicious black liquid from coffee beans with only a cone filter. |
 | Zuska, Thus Spake Zuska Zuska, a feminist scientist/engineer and administrator retired by chronic migraines, is a servant of the cats. She knows from elder care. She curses invasives, drought, and deer and begs that the native flora and fauna (except the deer) should take up residence in her garden. Molecular symbol: Pillbox. Moderately awesome superpower: I don’t have to tell you what a crone can do, now do I? |
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Arikia Millikan is a founding member of Scientopia and has supported the greater science blogging community in maintaining open standards, financial independence, and editorial freedom since 2008 when she served as Technical Projects Manager of ScienceBlogs.com.