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  • Sep 28
    On the utility of generalists

    I recently moved from a larger company to a smaller company, and noticed some differences in where and how generalists were useful.

  • Sep 6
    On Remote Work

    Remote work is a big topic during COVID, and as someone who has worked mostly remotely for almost 10 years, I wanted to write down my thoughts.

  • Jul 26
    Project graveyards as guideposts

    I was inspired recently to think about old, dead projects as guideposts based on another idea: reasearch graveyards

  • Jul 18
    How I manage my notes

    I have spent a long time trying to find the right practice for taking notes, and I think I finally found a method that I like

  • Jun 20
    Cell Lysis

    Cell lysis is the scientist name for 'breaking open a cell'. Here I go over ways of breaking open cells.

  • May 9
    Growing neurons Overview

    This is the first in a series of blog posts about what it takes to grow neuronal cultures.

  • Apr 25
    Cryopreservation

    Saving cells for future use is extermely useful. In this post, I go over a basic cryopreservation technique

  • Apr 11
    MAP kinase

    MAP kinase comes up as a canonical example in much of systems biology, and I wanted to write a short post about what it actually is

  • Mar 29
    Immortal cell lines

    Immortal cell lines are immensely useful to research. They allow us to produce fully differentiated cells in high quantities.

  • Mar 7
    Building proteins

    One of the foundations of biology is proteins.

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