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Category: Lab Life
... after a three day visit to the University of Toronto.
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Alex Palazzo is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Biochemistry at The University of Toronto.
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June 13, 2008
Category: Lab Life
... after a three day visit to the University of Toronto.
Posted by Alex Palazzo at 10:40 PM • 3 Comments •
June 12, 2008
Category: Lab Life
Yesterday I had a great time visiting the biochemistry department at the University of Toronto. I met up with Lary Moran of Sandwalk who gave me a tour of the place. (We also got caught up in a huge discussion...
Posted by Alex Palazzo at 7:17 AM • 4 Comments •
June 8, 2008
Category: Lab Life
Last Wednesday I found out that I will be giving a talk this Thursday at the University of Toronto. The week after that I'm off to Europe. Posts will be few and far between for awhile.
Posted by Alex Palazzo at 8:23 PM • 3 Comments •
June 6, 2008
Category: Map that Campus
The first one since April. Can you figure out the identity of the new mystery campus?
Posted by Alex Palazzo at 7:32 AM • 6 Comments •
June 5, 2008
Category: Science & Society
Her latest work, a website called Exploring Life's Origins, explores the early evolution of cellular life, including the RNA world hypothesis and the emergence of a protocell.
Posted by Alex Palazzo at 7:50 AM • 0 Comments •
June 4, 2008
Category: Election '08
If you didn't hear Barack Obama's speech, listen to it here....
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Category: Pure Biology
Yes the future of biology is figuring out how the proteome is modified by sugars ... aka glycoproteomics.
Posted by Alex Palazzo at 8:07 AM • 7 Comments •
June 2, 2008
Category: Pure Biology
WOW! We need more of these videos.
Posted by Alex Palazzo at 7:44 AM • 4 Comments •
June 1, 2008
Category: Science & Society
Changes may be coming thanks to new legislation introduced in the US Senate.
Posted by Alex Palazzo at 11:11 AM • 2 Comments •
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