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On a cold morning in Nashville, Tennessee, Ron Vale, professor at the University of California San Francisco, and a Howard…
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Are you a postdoc looking for an alternative career? Have you considered tenure-track academic research? This may sound funny on…
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2013 will always be known as the year of sequestration. The inability of Congress to do its job resulted in…
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When reading a paper, I often find myself furiously flipping back and forth between the text and figures. This is…
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James Watson became interested in science because of bird migration. He was six years old. Many years later he was…
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