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Another New Beginning
The Centre for Applied Genomics picks up and moves to its new home. With photos, of course. Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Science
Tagged laboratory, Peter Gilgan Centre for Research and Learning, PGCRL, Photography, research, science, work
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I smell a meme.
I borrow a meme from Henry, and answer a bunch of questions about myself, mostly honestly. Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Science
Tagged Henry Gee, lazy blogging, meme, Q&A, The End Of The Pier Show
4 Comments
The Febrile Muse, Musing – an interview with Cindy Doran
An interview of Cindy Doran, infectious disease expert, author, and OpenLab 2012 / The Best Science Writing Online co-conspirator. Continue reading
Posted in Science, Writing
Tagged 2012, C.M. Doran, Cindy Doran, interview, OpenLab, TBSWO, The Best Science Writing Online 2012, The Febrile Muse
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More local history – the lime kiln
A little local history, concerning the calcinareous cooking of quicklime. Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Science, Travel
Tagged Canada, history, lime, limestone, Ontario, pioneers
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Toronto to Bangkok – day 1 (and maybe 2)
Richard finds himself in Thailand, and wonders what time it really is. Continue reading
Worthwhile
Dr. Jane Goodall visits Toronto’s Royal Ontario Museum, and knocks my socks off with her lecture. Continue reading
Posted in Canada, Photography, Science
Tagged inspiration, Jane Goodall, Jane Goodall Institute, Jane Lawton, JGI, ROM, Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto
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The curious confluence of science and surfing
Surfing, autism research, and Lake Ontario. What could be a better combination? Continue reading
Posted in autism, Science
Tagged Aloha Toronto, autism, Izzy Paskowitz, Paskowitz Surf Camp, SickKids, Surfers Healing, surfing, The Hospital for Sick Children
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Thank you 40 million times (video)
Peter Gilgan donates $40 million to the new SickKids Hospital Centre for Research and Learning, and some of my colleagues appear in the accompanying video. Continue reading
Posted in Science
Tagged Mattamy Homes, Peter Gilgan, philanthropy, SickKids, The Hospital for Sick Children
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