Geology

[close] For those who believe science should be part of everyday life and knowledge whether you are a scientist or not.

[close] For the love of non-fictional science! The group will be dedicated simply to discussions pertaining to science books of any type. What is science? I know that, beyond what is generally considered to be science by the majority, there are a few sub-disciplines which usually borderline science and social science. In the case of this group, social sciences, like psychology, anthropology, etc., are welcome.

[close] Talk about your favourite science books, here or on Twitter using the #scibookchat hashtag. We'll occasionally pick a book to discuss in more detail, but this is not a monthly book club. If you like (narrative) non-fiction books about science or scientists, science-fact-based comics and graphic novels, this is the group for you.

[close] An informal on-line “bulletin-board” resource for readers interested in staying abreast of the current state-of-knowledge and the latest books, technical journal articles, news items, and even fiction related to the origins and evolution of hominin species. The masthead photograph is a satellite image of the east African region around Lake Turkana in Ethiopia and Kenya and is the site of many important hominin fossil discoveries.