Oct 23
I teach a short course called Nature’s Robots (blatantly copying the title of Tanford and Renynolds’ book of the same name). It’s a potted history of protein science. I got bored of reading essays so I asked the students to create a short video on the subject instead.
One of thems produced this absolutely beautiful set of ink drawings.
In future I’ll just show students this video and sparing them my lectures!
funny how business communication is the same everywhere https://t.co/86qb4r2SOu →
Allegedly it’s #internationalginandtonicday - seems like there’s one every month or so (not that I am complaining...) →
RT @professor_dave We are hosting #LGBTSTEMinar18 in York. This blog explains why LGBT+ scientists really should come - it's unique!
https… →
My @cenmag colleagues know just the right thing that will brighten my day. (Thank you @MelodyMV, and are you jealou… https://t.co/MA7zi43pla →
RT @TrabolsiAli Latest from the Trabolsi group Lithiated porous polycalixarenes for iodine capture @ChemMater https://t.co/1WAEv2ePPF →
Proposed: The Midwestern Revival and Antibiotics Research Act
At last, cancer-fighting inhibitors hit deubiquitinase target selectively
Copper Binding to Amyloid-β Peptides
KCS-Wiley Young Chemist Award 2017
Harry Gray shares his advice for new professors
2-D materials make photodetectors ultra-efficient
How many applicants there are for entry-level TT positions?
This was a headscratcher
EPA restricts dicamba herbicide
10/16/17 PHD comic: 'Confusing Malaise'
ElectrodepositionIf you think you know what metals look like,...
Mysterious particles spotted in Saturn’s atmosphere
Continuous-Flow Generation of BrCN
Lessons from history for the future of work
The Human Cell Atlas: from vision to reality
