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Sandra Porter I am a digital biologist, teacher, and entrepreneur. My passion is developing instructional materials for 21st century biology (Digital World Biology).

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June 28, 2006

If we ignore the atmosphere, can we make it go away?

Category: Climate change

Some of us walk by the bus stop and nervously glance at the scruffy-looking man carrying the ragged sign. I try not to breathe through my nose while I read...

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June 27, 2006

San Francisco's New Bridge Leads to Biotechnology

Category: Science education

Yet another Bio-Link blog post. The San Francisco bay area has experienced phenomenal growth in both the number of biotech companies and the need to find employees. But, no matter...

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June 22, 2006

Great science teachers one and all

Category: Ask a Science Blogger

Science Blogs has asked: What makes a good science teacher? Many of the science teachers that I've met can't really be described by the adjective "good." The better fitting words...

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June 21, 2006

Holy Moly! What kind of scientist are you, Batman?

Category: Humor

This important question, posed by Benjamin Cohen of The World's Fair, is one that cannot be ignored. And, most importantly, can be quickly answered....

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June 20, 2006

Informed Consent and "An Inconvenient Truth"

Category: Climate change

I recently completed a long trip out-of-town, giving a presentation at a Bio-Link conference in Berkeley, and teaching a couple of bioinformatics classes at the University of Texas, through the...

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June 19, 2006

New carnivals

Category: Announcements

Two new carnivals were posted recently that you may want to investigate. The latest edition of the pediatric grand rounds is up. You will laugh, you will cry, and you...

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Science Blogs fundraiser to help schools

Category: Science education

We can't all be like Bill Gates and help education through a large foundation, but we can do our part! My co-science bloggers have started this wonderful fund-raiser for helping...

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June 16, 2006

"Show me the money"

Category: Science education

Blogging from Bio-Link, part III High school teachers have different techniques for selling their students on the benefits of science and math. When some high school instructors step in front...

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June 5, 2006

Blogging from Bio-Link

Category: Science education

Blogging from Bio-Link, part I I am currently in Berkeley attending the 2006 Bio-Link summer fellows' workshop. It's hard to believe that it's been eight years since the first workshop...

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