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Open Access Publishing Is Not Perfect, Yet

No-one would disagree with the goals of open access publishing: free access to scientific [read more]

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Book Review: The Emperor Of Scent

Getting hooked on a non-fiction book isn't something that happens often with me. Non-fiction plods [read more]

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How Science Is Changing What We Eat

From about the time our ancestors traded the nomadic lifestyle for more urban settings, agriculture [read more]

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Against Animal Rights Terrorism

In research relating to molecular biology, it is common for animal models of disease to be used, [read more]

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Selfish Genes and Gene-Centered Evolution

I doubt that anyone reading Bitesize Bio has never heard of Richard Dawkins. He's always been [read more]

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A Stephen Jay Gould Highlight Reel

With it almost being Darwin Day, it seems only right to review a book on perhaps the best [read more]

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Writing a Lot in Academia

We all know that surviving in the publish-or-perish world of academia requires that we write a lot. [read more]

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A (Balanced) History Of Molecular Biology

If you've ever wondered how molecular biology came to prominence in biomedical research, why so [read more]

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Stem Cell Century: The Law of a Controversial Science

Since last year's discovery of a way to "reprogram" skin cells into induced pluripotent stem cells [read more]

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A Molecular Geneticist's Essential Gizmos

For our "fresh new" version of the website, I'll kick off with a series of articles on describing [read more]

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