Monthly Archives: October 2007

I just can’t resist. The cat’s away for more than a week, which just happens to coincide with a big genome-wide screen I’ve been putting off for a few weeks. As there’s no one waiting at home for a nice … Continue reading →

Recently, the ex-practicing scientist Daniel Glaser of the Wellcome Trust, with mock-horror, used me as an example of the fact that no scientist leaving the lab was ‘safe’ from getting sucked back in. Even though I’ve been restored to scientific … Continue reading →

There’s a thread running on the LabLit forums inspired by a recent news article in Nature about two young scientists who have been facing an uphill battle to get their unconventional work published. Have a look at Erika Check’s piece … Continue reading →