Stephen Curry: scientist who uses X-rays to look at the atoms of protein molecules. Wonders about the place of science in the world. Works at Imperial College but views expressed here are his own.
-
Recent Posts
Recent Comments
- Peter Suber’s Open Access book is now available under an open-access license | O'Really? on Open Access by Peter Suber
- Giants’ Shoulders #60 Part I: Five Full Years: A Retrospective | The Renaissance Mathematicus on I get my kicks from thermodynamicks!
- The Finch Report | Steelgraham's Weblog on The Finch Report on open access: it’s complicated
- Alternative stimulus response | Libtools on Sick of Impact Factors
- Impact Factor’s flaws, in 200 words - sMemo on Sick of Impact Factors
- My News Extra - Trust in science would be improved by study pre-registration on Sick of Impact Factors
- Open access for UK researchersWeeding the Gems on Impact Factors — the revised RCUK open access guidelines
Archives
Categories
Blogroll
Meta
-
Blog: Reciprocal Space Topics:science, arts, life -
-
Category Archives: Cinema
Movement and Music
What the hell is Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey about? I’m sure I don’t know. I’m really, really sure I don’t know. At least, I think I am. I’ve seen the film three times now, and I’ve read Arthur … Continue reading
Ego Tripping At The Gates Of Hell
On Friday evening the structural biologists of Imperial College and the friends of the structural biologists of Imperial College gathered together for a screening of the film, Naturally Obsessed. Filmed over three years, this hour-long documentary tracks the lives of … Continue reading
Posted in Cinema, Protein Crystallography, Science, Scientific Life
10 Comments
