Category: Microbiology
For the record: Chlamydia is NOT a virus. I am bummed. I like the little MicrobeWorld radio broadcasts, and the video podcasts are even more fun. But I was perusing...
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Category: Science education
Why I love Nature podcasts
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Posted by Sandra Porter at 12:53 PM • 14 Comments •
Category: women in science
The-Scientist could learn from a lot from Dr. Seuss.
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Posted by Sandra Porter at 12:13 PM • 13 Comments •
Category: Genetics & Molecular Biology
But I'm certain that you will find some interesting things....
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Category: Miscellany
At least this is what I imagine it's like to live with someone who has bipolar disorder. Tonight - Sept. 19th, between 7-8 pm EDT, there will a "blogger's conference...
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Category: Humor
Can you tell the difference between the sort of person who would write a programming language and a serial killer?...
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Posted by Sandra Porter at 7:33 PM • 20 Comments •
Category: Biology (Macroscopic )
A reader from the UK sent me these lovely photos that he took of a jellyfish and asked for my help in identifying it. Unfortunately, while I'm pretty good with...
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Posted by Sandra Porter at 11:34 AM • 4 Comments •
Category: molecular structures
Fun with molecular models!
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Posted by Sandra Porter at 11:46 AM • 3 Comments •
Category: Evolution
One of the places that I've always wanted to visit in Portland, OR, is Powell's City of Books. Powell's is the kind of bookstore that people in Seattle discuss in...
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Category: Announcements
If you haven't, then hustle over to Mendel's Garden for a wonderful story about the monk and his life as a scientist, check out Gene Genie for best drawing of...
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