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EVIL.jpg The Evil Monkey has a Ph.D. in Neuroscience from a southeastern U.S. university. After a postdoctoral nightmare of Inquisitorial proportions, he is currently working in a laboratory and an adjunct assistant professor at a nearby state university.


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Book Review: The Manga Guide to Molecular Biology

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Often, Sci gets books, and even though she's totally excited about them, has to move them to the bottom of the pile, in a vain effort to go through things in the order she receives them, and try to stay...

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An Open Letter: Journal References

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Dearest High and Mighty Journal to Whom I Wish to Submit My Manuscript and Thereby Become Famous: Greetings, from your most humble supplicant. Verily, I have polished my manuscript. It is a thing of beauty. It is within your rather...

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SFN Neuroblogging: Performance-enhancing Ritalin

Category: Academia

Sci will admit that blogging SFN has been harder than she thought it would be. This is partially due to the lack of wireless on the poster floor (which would be REALLY hard to remedy), and partially due to...exhaustion. By...

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A Quick Open Letter: Pubmed

Category: Academia

Dearest Pubmed, You know how I generally feel about you. You are like a faithful science butler, forever serving up my lovely citations with a cheerful, dry wit, which sometimes causes you to return things like "priapism" when I searched...

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SFN Neuroblogging: Got Type 2 Diabetes on the Brain

Category: Academia

As some of my readers from WAY back (all two of you, hi guys!) may know, diabetes is one of Sci's favorite things. It's one of those things that, if she could start her entire little sciency life over, would...

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SFN: Segways for Neuroscience!

Category: Academia

Sci is still in SFN recovery. This usually involves attempting to make up for a SERIOUS lack of sleep, and a total lack of healthful eating. I have spent the last four days with a heartfelt salad craving. *lust* Seriously,...

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SFN Neuroblogging: The paralyzing effects of CO2

Category: Academia

Sci is back from SFN, but she is by no means done with the neuroblogging! Unfortunately, due to a crazy schedule and spotty wireless, Sci was not able to get as much neuroblogging in as she wanted. So she's going...

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SFN Neuroblogging: Diets and binge eating

Category: Academia

It's the second to last day of SFN. Sci thought she was a grad student of boundless energy, but even she is beginning to feel...a little burned out. Posters, each one of the good and showing some seriously cool stuff,...

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Speaking of Research at SFN

Category: Academia

"They attacked all of neuroscience when they attacked me" -David Jentsch This morning Sci attended the symposium on Animals in Research: Widening the Tent, a symposium on how to reach out and garner more support for animal research, and to...

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On an Inpulse: SFN Neuroblogging

Category: Academia

Today's post is partially (or more than partially) for Bora, our great Blogfather, and patron saint of Open Access. :) After seeing all the posters that Sci usually has to see according to her itinerary, Sci likes to wander and...

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