D Labs and P Labs
In many life science university departments, you’ll see that labs can be very often divided into two distinct, mutually exclusive categories. The first description I heard of this divide was… Read more D Labs and P Labs →
The 2012-2013 coffee experiment
Here’s a slightly different sort of blog post: I’m going to share some of the results from my year-long coffee experiment. As many of you know, I’m an avid coffee… Read more The 2012-2013 coffee experiment →
How to hack life science research: part 1
In my last post I talked about a major problem I see in scientific research right now: the set of pressures and incentives on scientific researchers that promotes publication and… Read more How to hack life science research: part 1 →
A problem with science: Disruptive vs. Sustaining Research
Over the past three years, as I’ve spent time in a wonderful lab full of exciting and supportive people doing research I greatly enjoyed, I’ve had to think a great… Read more A problem with science: Disruptive vs. Sustaining Research →
