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biochemprincess replied to your post “Opening a new lab notebook is always the most satisfying”
I'll never have this feeling again #electroniclabnotebooks
I’m so sad you’ll never know the joy of scrap booking printed out data into your notebook and taking up a bunch of pages and then getting start a new one
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biochemprincess replied to your post “waitingforareneeday replied to your post “random facts about...”
There was this post going around a couple years ago about a conspiracy to cover up The Cure for Cancer™ that was discovered by this scientist. He like put salt on his dish of cancer cells in vitro and everyone was like "omg the cure is here!!!"
now that’s just an assalt on actual good scientific research
biochemprincess replied to your post “Anyone know of any interesting science happening lately?”
Improved treatment for premature babies is a pretty neat paper! https://www.sciencerecorder.com/news/2017/04/27/artificial-womb-raise-survival-rate-premature-babies/
Thank you!
biochemprincess replied to your post “if you last minute switch group meeting to 9:30 on a monday there is a...”
My PI once changed our weekly meeting from 10 am to 9 am without notice. It went as expected
My problem is mostly that our meetings are sporadic and impossible to track so usually the person in charge of meetings sends out a reminder before hand, but because it was a last minute change (on Thursday or Friday I think) and also Monday morning no reminders went out. And also I’m not a responsible human who uses a calendar or is actually capable of remembering shit so there’s that.
biochemprincess replied to your post “what am I doing this afternoon? oh, you know, just trying to figure...”
I really hope we don't end up having the apocalypse because of this because I have no survival skills. I can make pasta but I'll probably eat some poison berries and day on day 1.
Honestly the best part of living in NYC is the fact that in the case of the apocalypse I can basically be guaranteed to die in the first wave because I am not cut out for the post apocalyptic life style. I’ve got zero skills and I hate hiking. Also I’m not emotionally cut out to deal with having everyone I love and care about die.
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biochemprincess replied to your post “on principle i would much rather work on a sunday than a saturday, but...”
Sunday lab always throws me off since I usually don't even do both saturday and sunday so it feels disorientating taking saturday off and then coming in on sunday
I tend to not come in on Saturday and then come in Sunday afternoon if I have stuff to set up for the week or whatever, but that’s the opposite of what a lot of people do so there’s that
biochemprincess replied to your post “Other science bloggers anons: *ask interesting questions about science...”
You attract a niche population of anons
honestly everything about this blog is way more niche than I intended
Author: biochemprincess
Fandom: The Old Guard
Rating: General Audiences
Pairing: Gen
Summary: There are cows, Nile realises as she gets out of the car. With bells around their necks. She's found herself in goddamn 'Sound of Music'. She says as much to the others. "Sound of Music is set in Austria, not Switzerland," Nicky only says.
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