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Just another Scientopia site. Archive for: February, 2015. All-Male Tetrahedron Prize for Creativity: an illustration of the climate for women in synthetic chemistry. Feb 18 2015 Published by chemicalbilology. Looking down the list of past winners of the Tetrahedron Prize for Creativity. I see NO WOMEN. Only men. This is simultaneously astonishing and totally unsurprising to me given that the description of the prize is this:. On some occasions, the Prize may be awarded jointly to two winners in which ca...
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Just another Scientopia site. DonorsChoose end-of-year challenge: Donation Match! May 30 2013 Published by chemicalbilology. Okay, I am finally getting back here to promote the Scientopia end-of-year DonorsChoose match drive going on:. You can use the promo code SCIENTOPIA (how to use promo codes here). To get a matching donation of up to $100 when you donate to projects on our Giving Page. Please go and help support these projects to give kids access to good science education! Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
Welcome to Portrait of the Scientist as a Young Woman! | ChemicalbiLOLogy
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Just another Scientopia site. Welcome to Portrait of the Scientist as a Young Woman! Jul 08 2015 Published by chemicalbilology. Our newest set of Scientopians! Their blog is located at: http:/ portraitofthescientist.scientopia.org. 2 responses so far. July 9, 2015 at 1:27 am. July 9, 2015 at 4:43 pm. We're glad to be here! Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email. Adventures in Ethics and Science. Elephants, Giraffes, Baboons.
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Just another Scientopia site. DonorsChoose end-of-year challenge: Donation Match! By chemicalbilology) May 30 2013. Okay, I am finally getting back here to promote the Scientopia end-of-year DonorsChoose match drive going on:. You can use the promo code SCIENTOPIA (how to use promo codes here). To get a matching donation of up to $100 when you donate to projects on our Giving Page. Please go and help support these projects to give kids access to good science education! By chemicalbilology) Mar 20 2013.
Tale of woe #356 | ChemicalbiLOLogy
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Just another Scientopia site. Tale of woe #356. Jul 30 2009 Published by chemicalbilology. Wow, there is nothing like a multi-year-ago-pre-scoop to fire up a blinding case of imposter syndrome even in the most confident researcher. Remember when I found out about getting scooped. On one of our proof-of-concept manuscripts a little while ago? And I said oh well, "at least I guess it's better than finding a really old paper that shows you are a dumbass." Well, yeah- I'm a dumbass. In the new lot, and for w...
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Cephalove: Pass the clams, please: A strategy for object retrieval in the octopus.
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A blog documenting my intellectual love affair with our many-armed friends. Tuesday, July 27, 2010. Pass the clams, please: A strategy for object retrieval in the octopus. I recently blogged about a line of research on octopus reaching movements. But I left out an important study for time's sake. I promised to cover it promptly, and so I'm making good on that promise here. To recap:. The study I'll look at today is Octopuses Use a Human-like Strategy to Control Precise Point-to-Point Arm Movements. Cambr...
VWXYNot?: HOUSTON, WE HAVE GONE FOR LUNCH!!!
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It's a fool who plays it cool by making his world a little colder. Mostly silly, with a 20% chance of science. Thursday, December 9, 2010. HOUSTON, WE HAVE GONE FOR LUNCH! HOUSTON, WE ARE GO FOR LAUNCH! I've always wanted to say that). This will be my last post on this blog. I'm not quitting, I'm just relocating! My new blog is here. And it's part of a brand spanking new blog network called Occam's Typewriter. So, for the change-averse among you, what should you expect to find over there? I'll keep this ...
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The Happy Scientist: Hey
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My journey to find joy and fulfillment in life as a scientist. Monday, June 3, 2013. Wow, it has been a REALLY long time since I've written anything here. So much has happened. Despite not commenting, I have actually been keeping up with many of my old favorite blogs. I hope to connect with some old friends and perhaps make some new ones! BTW, what are people using when Reader goes away? Happy to have you back! June 3, 2013 at 11:25 PM. June 4, 2013 at 12:04 AM. June 4, 2013 at 3:34 AM. Hope to see you a...
ScientistMother: raising my own little experimentS: January 2011
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ScientistMother: raising my own little experimentS. Saturday, January 29, 2011. Small Acts of Kindness - Thank you. I'm inspired by Canadian GirlPostdoc. To thank the anonymous skiers who were so wonderfully kind to me yesterday. All day, individuals helped me as they saw me struggle to keep monkey engaged, carrying all the gear. Keeping an eye for monkey's gloves, asking if I needed help. I did not expect this at this mountain. It was refreshing. Tuesday, January 25, 2011. Are we really that surprised?
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The Happy Scientist: February 2011
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My journey to find joy and fulfillment in life as a scientist. Sunday, February 20, 2011. I love my job. Really I do. I'm excited about my science: I like thinking about it, writing about it, making data happen. But I get so much more done when I have some kind of outside motivation. For example, I told you about my recent deadline for a paper. Honestly, without that deadline I don't think that paper would have been done for months. For several reasons, I can no longer do Twix Challenge. Fortunately, we ...
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The Happy Scientist: December 2011
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My journey to find joy and fulfillment in life as a scientist. Saturday, December 3, 2011. The psychology of being stuck. All week I floundered on a paper. It's one from my PhD that was really in pretty good shape in my thesis. I just had to extend the data analysis I did for the thesis, edit the text based on the new statistical results, and then do some other editing to include literature that has been published in the last two years (TWO YEARS since I defended! Relatively straightforward, right? Annal...
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The Happy Scientist: January 2011
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My journey to find joy and fulfillment in life as a scientist. Saturday, January 29, 2011. Dr Becca has a nice reminder to send thank you notes. After you interview. Totes. After the workshop we hosted last year, I sent hand-written, snail-mail thank you notes to every speaker. It might have been overkill, but I think it left a positive impression. In fact, a few of the speakers emailed to thank me for the thank you note! Links to this post. Wednesday, January 26, 2011. Links to this post. Still, like ma...
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The Happy Scientist: November 2011
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My journey to find joy and fulfillment in life as a scientist. Sunday, November 20, 2011. Thanks for all the great advice about the job application. In the end, I did it. I think the application was a lot stronger than I ever thought it would be at this point in my postdoc, so I didn't feel like an ass when I pressed submit. I'm also really happy to have a research and teaching statement ready to revise for future applications. Make the difficult decision when there's actually a decision to make! I had d...
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The Happy Scientist: Stretch
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My journey to find joy and fulfillment in life as a scientist. Monday, January 2, 2012. My new year's resolution is to stretch. Literally and figuratively. I need to become a more active person. On the literal side, I don't think I get enough physical activity regularly enough. I'm starting to feel like I'm aging, with my body getting stiff and crampy more often than I'd like. So I think I should make a point to stretch more, and that stretching should come with being more physically active. Im also feel...
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The Happy Scientist: NYR update
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My journey to find joy and fulfillment in life as a scientist. Saturday, February 4, 2012. I'm doing exceptionally well with my new year resolution this year, which was to be a more active person. I've been working out nearly every day! I've been taking ballet and it's really fun. Sounds like youre really enjoying it, which matters the most. I love that youre taking a ballet class! February 4, 2012 at 8:23 PM. Im trying to make my exercise into more of a morning routine since Ive realised Im slipping a l...
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Chemical Bigotry
Bias and intolerance when body chemistry differs from a pre-established norm. Welcome to Chemical Bigotry. Definition of Chemical Bigotry:. Chemical Bigotry is the application of bias and intolerance toward those. Whose body chemistry as measured through a chemical assay differs from a. Pre-established norm enough to apply social, governmental, workplace, or. Other sanctions unrelated to actual behaviors or performance.
Chemical Bigotry
Bias and intolerance when body chemistry differs from a pre-established norm. Welcome to Chemical Bigotry. Definition of Chemical Bigotry:. Chemical Bigotry is the application of bias and intolerance toward those. Whose body chemistry as measured through a chemical assay differs from a. Pre-established norm enough to apply social, governmental, workplace, or. Other sanctions unrelated to actual behaviors or performance.
Chemical Billy
True stories, found objects and scratch fiction. Thursday, February 21, 2013. It’s raining. My first day in Montevideo, and it’s raining. I have a bloated suitcase, stuffed with sundresses, and I'm certain it will rain every day forever. I’ve brought all the wrong things. I brought a power adaptor for Europe, which is, of course, useless here. I knew my Spanish was below toddler level, but I sound brain damaged, even to myself. The accent here is an ocean, a hemisphere away from Spain. This is what the t...
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Wednesday, May 2, 2012. Note in case anybody cares: I don't blog here anymore since I moved to the Scientopia blog network. But I wanted to update anybody who comes across this blog that I have added Adsense to try to leverage the hits for the K99/R00 post into extra support funds for Scientopia and the K99/R00 forum that I run. Monday, August 2, 2010. And the winner is. Not just by default of being one of only two entries, but because this truly is totally awesome! Monday, July 26, 2010. This is my 200t...
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Just another Scientopia site. Citing other labs in your field: professional courtesy and scientific record. By chemicalbilology) Jul 27 2015. Sigh* Another paper came out recently by another group in my small sub-field, whose work is pretty darn close to ours, and whom, despite 6 years of us citing their work in everything we publish, have NEVER. ONCE. cited ours. 18 responses so far. Welcome to Portrait of the Scientist as a Young Woman! By chemicalbilology) Jul 08 2015. Our newest set of Scientopians!
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PLACEBO, the Platform Austria for. Brings small-molecule screening and chemical proteomics to researchers in Austria. Bioactive molecules are identified in high-throughput and high-content screens. Of large compound libraries. Chemical proteomics. Finds the molecular targets of these compounds and of known drugs by immobilizing them and pulling-down interacting proteins, which are then charactertized by mass spectrometry. Friday March 7, 2014. Lazarettgasse 14, AKH BT 25.3, 1090 Vienna, Austria.
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Chemical Biology at MGH. Experimental approaches at the interface between chemistry and biology are becoming increasingly common and increasingly important at the Massachusetts General Hospital. The site is divided into four major sections:. Labs and People - an introduction to the work and the people of each laboratory. Resources - A database of useful resources available in other labs. Funding - Occasional notice of funding sources. Forum - An area for discussion of topics of common interest [to come].
