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A Lab of Their Own | The Daily Scan | GenomeWeb
A Lab of Their Own | The Daily Scan | GenomeWeb.
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OSLI – Synthetic Biology
OSLI – Synthetic Biology.
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Love and Other Drugs
A good demonstration of the importance of Pharmacology )) By the way, anyone tryed kiund of fre traffic stull like this?
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Liquid Nitrogen demonstrations
A set of video demonstrations about the properties and usage of liquid nitrogen were compiled on my new blog on blogger, here: http://labtutorialsinbiology.blogspot.com/
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About Science Education
Carl Wieman, is a Nobel Laureate in Physics. He gave in the last years a series of lectures about the scientific assesment of teaching science. On of these lectures about how to teach science given at Harvard can be seen here. The conclusions are refreshing: there is a way of teaching science outside the laboratories [...]
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What the National Academy says
You can have access to excellent books about important topics for FREE!!! The most important issues of current days biology and science in general are adressed in reports of the comitees of the National academy. Whyle these are real bookks that can be purchased, you can download the pdf version for FREE from the National [...]
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New blog: Labtutorials in Biology-on Blogspot
Dear all, I decided to start a parallel blog on Blogspot called also Labtutorials inBiology. As a first step I moved the archives from WordPress to Blogger, and seems to be OK, although the links have to be rebuilt. This is a serious problem since in the mena time the original domain labtutorials.org went into [...]
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What is a COMMITMENT?
Dear Collegues, Please find below some words of Yehuda Berg about what a Commitment means. “…a commitment is ongoing. It needs to be made and remade every day. If you decide to run a marathon, you aren’t just choosing to show up on the day of the event. You’re choosing a path, and [...]
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iGEM Hungary
Dear Colleagues, You might have heard about iGEM, the International Genetically Engineered Machine competition (iGEM). I personally became interested in this competition after Malcolm Campbell gave a lecture for us in December 2009. You can see his lectures including the one he gave at the University of Debrecen ( through video connection ) here. The group coordinated [...]
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Restriction Enzyme Resources
Dear Colleagues, Sometimes it is good to have links that cover a topic. This is why I have collected here a bunch of links that might be useful for you in your work. You can have a good description of the methods used in restriction enzyme analysis here: Methodbook.net If you would like to use restriction [...]
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What?
Dear Colleagues! I have decided to make an online collection of the basic (and not so basic) techiques we use in our lab. This is a (hopefully) classical molecular biology lab located in Europe, Hungary, more close in Debrecen. I will present you the lab and environment later. The idea is to describe these techiques, [...]
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