The latest in GMO technology: Photosynthesizing Human Beans!
This is silly, but makes some good points. May be good for teachers in your biology class:
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There's been lots of commentary online about Paul Bloom and Deena Skolnick Weisberg's article about why children (and adults) often resist learning scientific information. Deric Bownds gives the money quote from the article:
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We've (Hobson Prior) just released our first installment of our Global mobility report – Part 1: Global mobility in life sciences – we explore the motives behind international career moves, and ask if the reality lives up to expectations. We also investigate the top destinations in Europe, which countries pay the most, and what support you can expect from an employer if you choose to move abroad for a job.
We thought you may like a copy and it can be found here;
Download: https://www.hobsonprior.com/career-trends-report/global-mobility/?utm_t…
Blog article: https://www.hobsonprior.com/news/hobson-prior-releases-new-report/?utm_…
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