Fourty two* and still in need of mentoring?
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... the NIH should not give young investigators a break ... because they are full of crap?!?!!!
Posted by Alex Palazzo at 5:54 PM • 3 Comments •
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Alex Palazzo is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Biochemistry at The University of Toronto.
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November 19, 2009
Scientific Careers and Job Security
Category: Lab Life
From Study Finds Science Pipeline Strong, But Losing Top Students, Science 30 October 2009: Vol. 326. no. 5953, p. 654 A new study finds little evidence for leaks in the U.S. pipeline for producing native-born scientists except for a steep...
Posted by Alex Palazzo at 5:16 PM • 5 Comments •
Olympus BioScapes 2009 Winners
Category: Science & Society
Like Nikon, microscopes manufacturer Olympus has a yearly microscopy photo competition, this years winners are up. First place: Dr. Jan Michels Christian-Albrechts-University, Institute of Zoology Kiel, Germany Specimen: Daphnia atkinsoni (Water Flea) Technique: Confocal laser scanning microscopy For more go...
Posted by Alex Palazzo at 9:07 AM • 0 Comments •
November 10, 2009
Speaking of Talks - Next NERD Club is 11/19/09
Category: Lab Life
Here's the email that Eddy sent out last week:
Posted by Alex Palazzo at 12:07 PM • 0 Comments •
I'll be giving a talk on Thursday
Category: Lab Life
I'll see you there.
Posted by Alex Palazzo at 11:43 AM • 0 Comments •
November 1, 2009
Shinya Yamanaka - The George Clooney of Science?
Category: Science & Society
This past week Shinya was one of the recipients of the Gairdner Foundation Award.The awards were covered by several local papers, and as a result some basic science can reach the public ...
Posted by Alex Palazzo at 10:35 AM • 0 Comments •
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