My Labonews

I know that quite a number of my readers not actually coming from science are not overly enthusiastic about animal experiments. I probably had a couple of discussions before about this subject and it very often leads to a dead end since most people stil… more »

Judging from the low number of posts on this blog, you'll probably guess that scientists can be quite busy, especially if they're working in a competitive field. One of the reasons you'll even end up having very little time/motivation to write left afte… more »

Recommended reading! more »

Interesting post for all of you science fun facts & theory fans. more »

Regulatin' Genes more »

Very well written introductory article on cancer. Cancer, Science more »

One of the most amazing effects in medicine! Listen to the BBC program! more »

Watch this movie and understand how improbable events during evolution can happen nevertheless. Yes, it is about horse racing, never mind! [gvid]-446832022760497689[/gvid] Via more »

As you may have fetched from a couple of posts or facebook statuses, I'm doing some radioactive labelling experiments. As most of you will probably never have the chance (?) of working with radioactivity, I'm going to explain a few basics about the proc… more »

There are many proteins resp. genes with extremely clever, funny, stupid or simply just weird names. As a scientist you come across them every so often, but rarely do you remember them when trying to write a blog post about the thing. So I got some insp… more »

If you're a scientist and go regularly to your seminars you will probably understand this post. If not, you may just enjoy it as well. RPM at Evolgen posted an article about the different types of people you'll find sitting in these talks... It's absolu… more »