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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We’ve reached the end of another week here on Bitesize Bio, so let’s close with the usual survey of what’s happening Around the Blogs. Luckily, the post titles speak for themselves…

Society

Which baby do you want? A dilemma for the 21st century parent-to-be
The goal of a science education
Scientists are excellent communicators, or for the more complete post title: “Depending on the medium and the context, many scientists can be and often are excellent communicators.”

Careers

How to blog, get tenure and prosper: Starting the blog (Anthropologist John Hawks recently got tenure, and blogged on it – go congratulate him!)
Graduate students and blogging

Using Resources

In(s) and Out(s) of Academia
Trendspotting: Molecular profiling data resources
Science schmience: How to make sense of a published study

Science

Epigenetics
Helicobacter pylori

Humor

Dent, I’ve found you! – Alex references a hilarious cartoon depicting the 9 types of Principal Investigators.