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Daily Archives: 25 February 2011
Prize Your Imagination
On Wednesday last I was fortunate to find myself an outlier among the great and the good at the Wellcome Trust Image Awards for 2011, where hefty glass slabs were being handed out by Adam Rutherford as prizes to imaginative … Continue reading
Posted in albumin, moleclues, Protein Crystallography, science
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Soylent’s is Golden
Like many of my friends, I’ve recently become a big fan of Groupon and all the other group buying sites. See a deal -> press a button on my phone -> take the phone to a restaurant -> half-price dinner … Continue reading
Posted in English language, food glorious food, shopping, Silliness
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