Sci thought this particular paper was of current relevance, due in part to the public attention that bullying and social rejection has been getting lately. I think it’s really important that this gets in the public eye and that something is done about it, and so Sci will contribute her sciencey best to talk about […]
I’m sure by now many of you have seen the…interesting…article written by Dr. Kern in Cancer Biology and Therapy, berating cancer researchers for…*gasp*…working less than 80 hours a week when we haven’t cured can cancer yet. Sci considered a truly vitriolic series of responses to this article*, but other people have been there before me, […]
Sci got an email from one of her lovely readers recently about an article that appeared in Scientific American. I usually have a lot of respect for Scientific American, but I have to say I feel they really dropped the ball on this one. So today, I present to you: what Sci Am said, the […]
Sci actually spends a lot of time thinking about being a woman in science. I am, after all, a woman in science. I don’t generally blog about it (I feel like other people do that a lot better than I would), but sometimes…things just hit me. There’s a lot about being a woman in science […]
I had another post lined up for this week, but I saw this abstract over at NCBI ROFL…and was lost. I had to blog it. It is GOLD. (Blogging GOLD, I say) So ladies. Your bra. Does it make you feel…inhibited? Do you feel it constipates your breast freedom, so to speak? Lee, Kikufuji, Tokura. […]