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Around the Blogs

It’s Friday again, and that means ‘around the blogs.’ Included are a few links to topics on personal development, science itself, and public understanding of science. Giant neural stem cells in Times Square – The two winners of GE Healthcare’s 2007 IN Cell Image Competition went on display on the NBC screen in New York [...]

How To Make Fewer Mistakes In The Lab

How often do you make errors in the lab that ruin a good experiment? Rather than flaws in experimental design, I mean errors like forgetting to add a reagent, pipetting the wrong amount or following a protocol step wrongly. Especially early on in your career, errors like this can be a real drain on your [...]

Closer to the Genetic Roots of Autism

To go with this past Friday’s post on Alzheimer’s, recent progress is being made in understanding Autism. That’s the claim coming from an initial identification of a gene called CNTNAP2, which when mutated, this gene indicated a predisposition to autism in a specific population of Old Order Amish children from Pennsylvania. Three separate studies recently [...]

Please, don’t take Bitesize Bio “on Faith”

Science is an endlessly fascinating, challenging, and intellectually-satisfying endeavor. So it saddens me any time that I see someone mistakingly make claims about taking science on faith. This isn’t the forum for taking on religion – if you want that, more of my thoughts on that can be found at Migrations. I have one request [...]

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Nick Oswald started Bitesize Bio on a Macbook on his kitchen table in 2007 while in his 7th year of working as a molecular biologist in biotech. He made it his day job in 2010 and has been loving it ever since.

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