Monthly Archives: June 2011

In which I scrape by

Posted on June 16, 2011 by Jennifer Rohn

I’ve been pondering the theoretical maximum number of simultaneous cell biological experiments that one person can do without losing it. I’ve also been testing the theory on a practical basis – on myself. And I can safely report that, by … Continue reading →

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In which my vibration woes deepen

Posted on June 8, 2011 by Jennifer Rohn

The plot thickens. For those of you who have been dangling in urgent uncertainty, I can report that the vibration problem in our incubator has not gone away. I thought I’d get around it by using smaller, non-round vessels, such … Continue reading →

Posted in Silliness, The profession of science | 17 Comments