Apparently I’m feeling bloggier now.<\/p>\n
It is not a good sign when you write “aaarrgghh” in the margins of a paper you’re trying to understand. I never knew that my lack of training in pathology nomenclature would become such a major problem.<\/p>\n
Yes, there’s another grant deadline approaching. How could you tell?<\/p>\n
More blogginess at my other blog – a human genetics story with a local flavour <\/a>(not the ubiquitous smoked salmon), and a Python reference.<\/p>\n Geez I need to cut down on caffeine.<\/p>\n Edited to add: shortly after posting the above, I was chatting to my boss at my desk and he picked up the scribbled-on paper and started to browse through it. Worried about the aaarrgghh! note, I preemptively said I was having trouble with the nomenclature, and apparently it’s not just me, the whole field is hopelessly confused and needs to be standardised. So now I don’t feel so dumb.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Apparently I’m feeling bloggier now. It is not a good sign when you write “aaarrgghh” in the margins of a paper you’re trying to understand. I never knew that my lack of training in pathology nomenclature would become such a … Continue reading