My Year in a Picture
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I constructed one last year, so here is this year's compilation....
Posted by Alex Palazzo at 10:39 AM • 5 Comments •
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December 30, 2007
December 29, 2007
IPS Cells - Scientific Finding of the Year
Category: Pure Biology
Why is this finding important? What are the implications?
Posted by Alex Palazzo at 9:45 AM • 1 Comments •
December 27, 2007
My Big Fat Italian Christmas
Category: art, food, music, citylife and other mental stimuli
Yesterday we arrived back in Boston. The 4 previous day my wife and I were celebrating Christmas up in Montreal with my giant "Italo-Canadese" family. Here are some pics of each night's festivities:...
Posted by Alex Palazzo at 1:01 PM • 1 Comments •
December 20, 2007
A post at last ...
Category: Misc
Some bits on cells eating eachother, on HIV using amyloid aggregates to spread between individuals and on how theoretical physicists just don't get it.
Posted by Alex Palazzo at 3:42 PM • 5 Comments •
December 17, 2007
Quote of the day
Category: Science & Society
From Lawrence Krauss, in a discussion with Natalie Jeremijenko that is featured in the latest issue of Seed: I think that's what makes science special. As a scientist and someone who tries, for better or worse, to extol the virtues...
Posted by Alex Palazzo at 9:32 AM • 1 Comments •
December 12, 2007
Quote of the day
Category: Science & Society
Reading in the NY Times about James Watson's genome I stumbled on to this: Professor Church predicted that as the science of genetics advanced, fuzzy categories like race would become less important because genetic characteristics would point to factors like...
Posted by Alex Palazzo at 5:47 PM • 1 Comments •
December 11, 2007
Recent Events in Stem Cell Research
Category: Pure Biology
Since the discovery of IPS Cells, the stem cell field has exploded. Here's a few links on the latest developements.
Posted by Alex Palazzo at 9:32 PM • 1 Comments •
Artifact ...
Category: Lab Life
Last week I had a cool result - but this week after looking at all the controls it would seem like that amazing result is an artifact. Oh well ... Instead of showing you that great result, I'll post the...
Posted by Alex Palazzo at 6:39 PM • 5 Comments •
December 10, 2007
Next NNB Pub Night - 12/13 Middlesex Lounge
Category: art, food, music, citylife and other mental stimuli
All the details are here.
Posted by Alex Palazzo at 6:16 PM • 0 Comments •
December 7, 2007
Map That Campus XLI
Category: Map that Campus
This week's mystery campus.
Posted by Alex Palazzo at 5:59 PM • 4 Comments •
December 5, 2007
The lab as toy factory
Category: Lab Life
A thought provoking conversation
Posted by Alex Palazzo at 7:58 AM • 11 Comments •
December 4, 2007
My Paper in PLoS Biology is Out Today - The Signal Sequence Coding Region Promotes Nuclear Export of mRNA
Category: Pure Biology
It's true, you CAN blog and produce some original science!
Posted by Alex Palazzo at 2:37 PM • 16 Comments •
December 2, 2007
The American Society for Cell Biology Meeting Starts Today
Category: Pure Biology
... and I'm not there. If there's anything noteworthy, please leave a comment.
Posted by Alex Palazzo at 9:34 AM • 9 Comments •
December 1, 2007
MicroRNAs Can Activate Translation!
Category: Pure Biology
Wow! One of the biggest findings of the year! I'll have to read the article more carefully before I comment on it - previously, I wrote a post on the paper that led to this new discovery that was just...
Posted by Alex Palazzo at 5:26 PM • 5 Comments •
