Got a grant off earlier today, so I'm unwinding a little bit tonight (before I unleash an exam upon my students tomorrow). In the meantime, I just found out an interview I did about my S. suis research back in August was in last week's JAMA.
Back with more tomorrow...
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Yeah! That's got to feel pretty good.
Definitely trade it for a funded grant...
Congratulations. There is nsothing quite like being recognized by your peers for high quality work.
Is the interview available without having to subscribe to JAMA?
You'd need a subscription or access through a university. It's just a pretty short description of the research I presented; I can email it to anyone without access and who'd like a copy. The other half of the story is interesting as well, describing findings examining Coxiella burnetii in raw milk.
This blog sucks. Who cares about your grant -- other than you?