Photo by Nick AresThe current funding environment is proving to be a very difficult hurdle for many. Although the…
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Disclaimer: The opinions expressed in this blog post are the sole opinions of the author and in no way represent…
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When I took the MBL Physiology course in Woods Hole, MA, in 2008, I couldn’t have anticipated how powerfully it…
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Kids’ Day in the R. Ohi Lab at Vanderbilt University Photo credit: Sophia GayekWhen you look at elementary school students,…
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“Mine!” being among the favorite words of five-year-olds, their parents find themselves remonstrating, over and over “You can’t always have…
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I conducted my first experiment in my parents’ kitchen when I was eight years old. It involved an apple, a…
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Modeling membranes, nano-magnets to control cell activity, and a gain-of-function protein behind a severe progressive brainstem disorder were hot topics…
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Mathieu Coppey imagines using tiny magnets to move cells within living organisms. Coppey, a researcher at the Institut Curie in…
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With the Annual Meeting behind us, thousands of ASCB posters are now floating around the world. If my colleagues are…
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Aside from Google Hangouts and Skype, it was the first time I’d been on video since my friend caught me…
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