About the author

Dan Rhoads

Dan is a postdoc working at the University of Cyprus in developmental biology. He has a BSc in molecular biology and a PhD pharmacology and biochemistry.

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Let’s see what’s been going on around the blogs, shall we?

Personal Development

From one whose dream of tenure track just came true:
In Which the Werewolf is Admitted to Paradise – An amusing tale of motivating students to ask questions during a teaching evaluation. The end result – paradise – the coveted tenure track job.

And from those newly in a tenure track position, a series of posts discussed -
When PIs Do Experiments: Sciencewoman, Dr. Free-Ride, Dr. Jekyll & Mrs. Hyde, PhysioProf, and JuniorProf all weighed in.

The Public and Science

The Personal Genome discussion – Sandra covers a panel discussion with some big names at the University of Washington.

Genes and the Environment – Some thoughts on the eternal “nature vs. nurture” debate, in an era of genomics and PLoS.

Science Itself (titles say it all)

How Can Chromosome Numbers Change
The Definition of Life; and, Taxonomy as We Know It
Reversing dermal aging by inhibiting NF?B
RAS is Regulated by miRNAs