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From the bench top to the public square.

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Alex Palazzo is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Biochemistry at The University of Toronto.


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March 30, 2007

Proximal vs Ultimate Causation

Category: Science & Society

There is a divide within the biological sciences, those that are concerned with proximal causes and those concerned with ultimate causes. For every question in biology there are two answers. Ultimate causes have to do mostly with the "why?"s. Why...

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March 29, 2007

Walter Neupert Talk

Category: Pure Biology

Mitochondria. How do they shuttle proteins and what are they good for. (It's not just oxphos.)

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March 25, 2007

Quebec Politics - grumble, grumble

Category: Misc

Quebec's provincial elections are being held tomorrow. I won't be voting in this one - my green card application is still under review, and I can't cross the border until all my paperwork is settled. Since the thee main parties...

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The BBC on Karl Popper

Category: art, food, music, citylife and other mental stimuli

No video, just 44min of audio on Popper, one of the great philosophers of Science. (No I don't stricktly hold his views, but his ideas are very insightful.) It's interesting how Popper's ideas were shaped by the progression of physics...

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Mendel's Garden - Call for Submissions

Category: Misc

Next week I'll be hosting the latest edition of Mendel's Garden, a blog carnival for genetics blogging. Despite the fact that I've been blogging for over two years and participating in many carnivals, this will be my first time as...

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March 23, 2007

Science Graffiti

Category: Lab Life

from a stairway at Harvard Medical School.

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March 21, 2007

mRNA nuclear export regulates itself like a big bowl of spaghetti

Category: Pure Biology

Some weird feedback loops within mRNA biosynthesis.

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March 20, 2007

Canadian Budget - Where's the R&D?

Category: Science & Society

A mixed bag for universities and science funding.

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March 19, 2007

Now on C-SPAN3 - Hearings on the NIH Fiscal Year 2008

Category: Science & Society

Click here to watch now. It's over. To read Elias Zerhouni's statement click here. A pretty good presentation. Zerhouni was joined by some department heads (including our own, Joan Brugge). Some highlights: -The approval rate of first time RO1s by...

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Nice Story

Category: Misc

From the Metropolitan Diaries section of today's NYTimes:...

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