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Dent, I've found you!

Category: Lab Life
Posted on: July 23, 2008 8:50 AM, by Alex Palazzo

If you are a postdoc or a junior faculty in the biomedical sciences, you have probably seen this infamous cartoon by Dent:

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Yesterday I was talking with my good pal Dan and we were discussing a few other great pieces by Dent. After that conversation, I did what anyone else would do, I Googled the guy. Little did I know, I had just stumbled into a gold mine!

Here it is: http://dentcartoons.blogspot.com/

Proceed with caution.

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Dude, you just killed my entire fucking morning!

Posted by: PhysioProf | July 23, 2008 10:06 AM

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Thanks Alex! I had a copy of that over my bench all through grad school, but I never knew who'd created it.

Posted by: CP | July 23, 2008 4:08 PM

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