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Category Archives: science
The ghosts of St Patrick’s Days past
1997. I’m an undergrad in Newcastle. The lunchtime pints of green Caffrey’s. The late arrival at a small group seminar in a darkened room. The realisation that the only chairs left are stacked up at the back of the room. … Continue reading
Posted in drunkenness, education, personal, science, silliness
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Am I a walking stereotype?
I came across an interesting site recently. It’s called “Stuff White People Like” and, well, it’s a list of things that white people are supposed to all be into. There are several different ways to approach such a list, many … Continue reading
Posted in blog roll, career, cycling, drunkenness, education, environment, personal, science, silliness, snow, sport, Vancouver
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Really strange job ad
I came across this job advertisement in a February edition of the New Scientist: “Not a Lab Rat Job / Special Projects ManagerBinnacleMA – Massachusetts Escape the NIH nightmare to join an eccentric CEO/entrepreneur of a Harvard Square-based, small money … Continue reading
Posted in career, science, silliness
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This is what too much caffeine and adrenaline does to me
When working on multiple grants,I fly by the seat of my pants.When it comes to the budget,Please let me just fudge it,Or you’ll suffer from one of my rants. Apparently I look like someone who knows what tissue microarrays cost. … Continue reading
Posted in grant wrangling, limericks, rants, science
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Geekiness is catching
My long-suffering husband puts up with a lot of geekiness, including piles of New Scientist magazines all over the house, the occasional drunken rant about creationism, and lots and lots of geeky friends. For example, he came to join a … Continue reading
Posted in personal, science
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Friday’s Primate Party
While past Friday’s Primate Parties have included the occasional scientific article, I tend to find most of my stories via Google Alerts. This approach does bring up some good stuff, as well as an awful lot of quotes from athletes … Continue reading
Friday’s Primate Party
ROFL. Good one, dude.I do hope that last week’s casualty was honoured like this anonymous monkey in India. (It seems cruel to stop the other monkeys from taking the body away though). On a much lighter note, the BBC reports … Continue reading
Posted in apes, creationism, evolution, monkeys, nature, photos, Primate Party, science, silliness
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