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Alex Palazzo is a postdoctoral fellow working in the Department of Cell Biology at Harvard Medical School.

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October 31, 2007

Last night

Category: Lab Life

I would like to thank the speakers and all of you who attended our NERD Club (New England RNA Data Club). One amazing aspect of our club is the diversity of the topics included. Last night we had talks about...

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October 29, 2007

Generating Force at the Leading Edge

Category: Pure Biology

Some thoughts on a great talk by Gaudenz Danuser on actin, focal adhesions and G-proteins and cell migration.

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October 28, 2007

The Cell as Art

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

Some beautiful images taken by my good friend Jan Schmorandzer are being displayed at the M.W. Offit Gallery in the Gottesman Library at Columbia's Teacher's College. For more information visit: www.CellPortraits.blogsplot.com www.CellPortraits.blogspot.com (The blog includes a cool video of Jan...

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October 26, 2007

Map That Campus XXXVII

Category: Map that Campus

Yes it's back. What is this week's mystery campus?

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October 25, 2007

Watson Resigns as Head of Cold Spring Harbor Labs

Category: Science & Society

All the info is here. A copy of the resignation letter can be found here. [HT: Eye on DNA]...

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October 24, 2007

Victory for Open Access

Category: Science & Society

Last night, the US Senate approved the Labor-HHS appropriations bill that includes a provision requiring all NIH funded studies to be available free of charge (i.e. Open Access). Furthermore, the bill passed 75-19 preventing any possibility of a veto. And...

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Next NERD Club - Tuesday, October 30th

Category: Lab Life

Yes, the New England RNA Data Club meets next week.

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My Two Cents on the Evolution Debate

Category: Science & Society

I'm sick and tired of this debate of "do you believe in evolution?" Who cares? Who freakin' cares? If only a candidate would say "I understand how evolution works"

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October 23, 2007

Connections between AAP and ACS

Category: Science & Society

Who does ACS represent? And why is ACS management against Open Access?

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October 22, 2007

Some More Information on ACS, PRISM and Eric Dezenhall

Category: Science & Society

This site says it all. If you are wondering why the American Chemical Society is fighting open access, the answer is simple ... ACS management receives bonuses that are tied to the revenues generated from ACS publications. They are also...

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Inhofe Attempts to Undermine Open Access

Category: Science & Society

As you probably know, today the US Senate votes on amendments sponsored by Senator Inhofe (Rep. - OK) which would effectively nullify parts of the the bill (FY08 Labor-HHS Bill) that would require all NIH funded work to be published...

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October 19, 2007

Quote of the day

Category: Lab Life

A strange but familiar passage in a NY Times article on FoxP2.

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October 18, 2007

These Cells Are Left Handed

Category: Pure Biology

... new research shows that cells have chirality.

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October 17, 2007

I'm back

Category: Misc

Well it has been over 3 weeks since I last posted anything original. (Hope you didn't mind all those reposts). What has happened since then?

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October 12, 2007

Being "Good at the Bench"

Category: Retrospective

I'm on the last bit of my protracted vacation. I'll be back on Monday. To commemorate work (got to get back into that mind-set) here's a little rant I posted last year....

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October 11, 2007

Entropy Driven Entry

Category: Retrospective

By now I should be flying in to Paris to meetup with some old friends. Tomorrow I'll be giving a talk at the Universite Pierre & Marie Curie entitled: The Signal Sequence Coding Region: promoting nuclear export of mRNA, and...

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October 10, 2007

The Transient Nature of Academia

Category: Retrospective

I'm in Italy. Until I get back I've set up my blog to repost some old entries. Here's a post from last year....

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October 8, 2007

Explorers & Crusaders

Category: Retrospective

I'm in Italia. Here's one of my favorite entries. It first appeared last year....

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October 5, 2007

Erasing an Invention

Category: Retrospective

I'm in Italy. Over the past two weeks I've been reposting my entries on technology. Here is a related post on Le Corbusier and his conception of the modern city....

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October 3, 2007

Does technology make you happy?

Category: Retrospective

Still in Italy. Here is a post from last year that was a follow-up to the entry that was reposted yesterday....

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October 2, 2007

Rant on Technology

Category: Retrospective

I should be walking around the family olive grove by now. Here is yet another old post from last year....

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