| Activity | Groups |
 | 1,353 members For readers of popular (and not-so-popular) science books -- Anthropology to Zoology. |
| 182 members For people who are interested in the universe, how it works and the books that explore it. |
| 226 members For casual or serious readers of philosophy of science broadly construed. Potential subjects range from methodological works and problems (e.g. induction, explanation, confirmation), to… |
| 106 members This group is open to all that are interested in discussing anything and everything related to the study of solid earth or other solid bodies. |
| 322 members For readers interested in natural history, evolution, biology, or any of the life-sciences. Visit and get ideas for titles that might educate or inspire, then come back to discuss or debate any… |
| 416 members For mathematicians, lovers of math, and hangers on. |
| 160 members Here's a place to discuss the history of theology and science. Augustine, to Galileo, to Voltaire, to Papal Encyclicals. Biblical textual analysis, historical viewpoints on natural phenomena,… |
| 243 members For anyone interested in the discpline of psychology and psychotherapy (also counseling). Includes all disciplines within the field (applied, abnormal, social, bio, personality, transpersonal,… |
| 156 members Nature, natural history and ecology; practical environmental techniques, habitat management. What are your favourite books for identifying animals, plants, birds, insects, fungi, etc.? What are your… |
| 150 members A group for Librarything users with an interest in books pertaining to medicine and medical science. Potential members might include doctors, medical students, nurses and other health professionals… |
| 41 members I write freethought history and biography, so I read a lot of it too. Would like to discuss with people who read books that are either histories of secular, atheist, freethought movements, or the… |
| 19 members Do you always have to say, "I haven't gotten to that one yet." Do 4 finished NYers count as one book? Have you really read it if you only read the cartoons? These and other burning questions can be… |
| 125 members For all those interested in how minds and brains work. Potential topics of discussion range over issues in all the sub-disciplines of cognitive science: anthropology, computer science, linguistics,… |
| 46 members Members are interested in the scientific worldview free from religion and politics. Of particular interest are "The Ten Assumptions of Science" and "The Scientific Worldview: Beyond Newton and… |
| 17 members For those interested in watching the sky each night. Anyone who has seen Mercury, who gets excited to watch Jupiter's moons orbit, who knows what Auriga, Capella, Betelgeuse, Rigel, Sirius , Procyon,… |
| 51 members For those who read or collect books about spaceflight and exploration, including the early experiments in rocketry. |
| 9 members Science is a group that casts a rather wide net. Discussions should be on the history, latest developments, impact, or even on the specific details of doing science. The definition of science is also… |
| 2 members A book is just ink, paper, and dried glue until someone comes along, picks it up, opens it, and starts to read. Then an amazing thing happens which even today we are not able to explain or fully… |
| 85 members For brain users who are interested in knowing how the brain works! |
| 56 members A group for those who want to discuss issues in the field of HSTM studies, especially current and classic works in this burgeoning field. |
| 33 members This group will examine all aspects of consilience. E. O. Wilson's book (Consilience : the unity of knowledge) will be a topic of discussion - but not the only topic. The group will not assume that… |
| 10 members |
| 8 members There are 1000's of non-fiction books about science. Theree are 10,000's of books about science fiction. Is there a genre that could be called Fictional Science. Are there authors out there that are… |
| 4 members A group for anyone interested in using Y chomosome or mitochondrial DNA testing in genealogy. May also discuss autosomal DNA, CODIS testing, and other genealogical uses of DNA. |
| 4 members Old and new Illustrated nature books. |
| 26 members This group is for those interested in all aspects of the science of the atmosphere (of primarily Earth but other planets as well) and its interaction with planetary, space, biological and human… |
| 2 members Albany Middle School and Monroe High School |
| 6 members A term coined by psychologist Max Dessoir and popularized as a replacement for the earlier term "psychical research". "Parapsychology is a discipline that seeks to investigate the existence and… |
