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5 software and applications to help you stay on top of things | Benchwise

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Sharing and improving the Bench experience by Chen Guttman. 5 software and applications to help you stay on top of things. 5 software and applications to help you stay on top of things. When I first sat behind the helm of the R&D management, I had a lot on my mind and on my hands. And the clock was ticking. 1 Wunderlist ( Free. There are hundreds of To-Do list app our there, out of which only a handful has a solid and robust cross-platform support. I chose Wunderlist for the following reasons:. Evernote ...

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Documentary photography with an iPhone | Benchwise

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Sharing and improving the Bench experience by Chen Guttman. Documentary photography with an iPhone. Documentary photography with an iPhone. 8220;Mind the Gap” (c) Chen Guttman, 2014. Taken with Hipstamatic. Couple of days ago, I have stumbled over The New York Times blog Lens. Post that reminded me of my own recent experience as a documentary photographer. 8220; Within several hours I have already been en route to my outfit, alas, without any camera with me. Well, except for the iPhone 4S. Using the Hips...

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Starting up 2014 | Benchwise

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Sharing and improving the Bench experience by Chen Guttman. Been a long time since I have written my previous post and for two good reasons. One, I have got my final thesis approval and will be submitting it in two days. Second, in the past two weeks I have started working for a biotech startup which keep me busy pretty good. So, 2014 started for me with ending one chapter in life, and starting another…hope to keep you posted on whatever I can share. Are life scientists ready for preprints? 27 and a PhD.

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Are life scientists ready for preprints? | Benchwise

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Sharing and improving the Bench experience by Chen Guttman. Are life scientists ready for preprints? Are life scientists ready for preprints? It might happen, though it will require a revolutionary concept, such as suggested below. Keep on reading. What is a preprint server? The first preprint server came to life some 20 years ago as arXiv. And the new bioRχiv.org. Server. Currently, PeerJ preprint server is mostly occupied by ecology, bioinformatics, evolutionary studies and marine biology without t...

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Sharing and improving the Bench experience by Chen Guttman. Tips for mastering time leaks: how to effectively use every minute. Source: http:/ bit.ly/2aiajKt. Fact: our most precious resource is our time. The bad news: life in the digital era can be a major time consumer with little benefits gained at the end of the day. The good news: it’s at the hand of every person to manage his/her time leaks to balance effectiveness with spontaneous. Here’s […]. Documentary photography with an iPhone. Been a long ti...

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South America Journal: March 2005

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Tuesday, March 29, 2005. Short 3 day plan. Map of the Salar de Uyuni, adapted from the World Wide Web (. Http:/ www.travelperubolivia.com/. Love you all and miss you even more. Posted by Chen Guttman. Sunday, March 27, 2005. San Pedro de Atacama. Posted by Chen Guttman. Saturday, March 26, 2005. Posted by Chen Guttman. Tuesday, March 22, 2005. Email edition as copied from my email prior publication in a blog. So, i´ll head for the shower and maybe even a short sleep.i hope all is ok with you all.

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South America Journal: November 2005

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Thursday, November 24, 2005. The way to the base of the roof: When Ice, Mud and Wind come together! Cerro Aconcagua (6962 meters) (Taken by Efrat V.). Starting from Puente del Inca, the legendary and mystical bridge, we did our way to Horcones base, continue on to Confluencia where we passed one night in the Rio Horcones valley before attempting an approach to Plaza Francia, at 4200 meters, which ended in a wind shelter hideout and a glorious view over the roof of the Americas. Riding back to the pass.

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South America Journal: January 2006

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Tuesday, January 31, 2006. Patagonia VI: Hanuka and Christmas with Fitzroy. Finally, after almost 9 months of traveling, I finally came to one of the two most famous and popular treks of Patagonia: The Fitzroy trek. Together with Maya and Barak we embarked on a 3-day easy going (most of the time) trek near the monstrous giant granite rock with superb weather and clarity all along. I told her and went into the room to take my camera…. If we can’t take it now, when do you think we can take it? I don’...