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- Bryan
- Toronto, Canada
- I am a cell biologist working in Toronto, Canada. I'm a reformed chemotaxis (cell migration) junky who now studies lipid biology, proteases, apoptosis (cell death) and atherosclerosis.
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Against science - I’m not a scientist, I’m not even really good at math, and the only science I took after high school was a biology course. I did well in it… but I have no ...3 hours ago
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What Evolutionary Biologists Do - This meme has been going around. Recently someone did What Scientists Do, so…it’s time for evolutionary biology. Obviously YMMV if you’re not an evohacker, b...4 hours ago
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Seeing the Forest for the Trees - Reconstruction of Permian Forest from Inner Mongolia (Jun Wang *et al*. 2012) OK I'm back after a long hiatus due to extensive travel (yay) and work (boo) ...23 hours ago
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Are Canada’s best researchers failing the country’s innovation agenda? - Or is it that the system and current programs are failing to capture their talent and their expertise? Needless to say, both questions assume that “Innovat...1 day ago
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Thank You, Thank You Very Much! - The Alliance Defense Fund, you may know, is representing David Coppedge in his suit against Caltech's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Coppedge was a computer t...1 day ago
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Work-Life Separation and Institutional Funding - I met with a friend this week who has a job. He’s working on a side project with a friend. They both hope to leave their jobs in the near future to work on...2 days ago
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Evolution is a dirty mess. Dont always 'think positively'. - 'Thinking positively': Thinking any and all observed phenotypes are observable phenotypes because of some evolutionary reason. Phenotype X *must* have an...2 days ago
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Friday Cephalopod: The Florida squid still think Miami Vice is cool - [image: florida_squid.jpeg] (Image without watermark available commercially from CoolWaterPhoto) (Also on FtB) Read the comments on this post...2 days ago
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Dr. Stanislaw Burzynski strikes again - I was originally going to write about an amazing article that appeared in the NEJM today, but then, as happens all too often, something more compelling c...2 days ago
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Friday Science Review: March 2, 2012 - Parkinson’s disease (PD) is one of the most common neurodegenerative diseases. However, current treatments e.g. dopamine precursors, monoamine oxide inhibi...2 days ago
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The Marino Center for Integrative Health: Hooey Galore - Two weeks ago I promised that I would discuss the Marino Center for Integrative Health, identified in the recent Bravewell report as having a “hospital aff...2 days ago
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Sailing Distant Seas - Horses have a time-honored place on interstellar colony planets. As with so much involving space, plausible or otherwise, I first encountered this image i...2 days ago
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Rosie Redfield Talks About Arsenic - Way to go Rosie! We'll soon turn you into a biochemist! I love it when you say the textbooks are still right. ------------------------------3 days ago
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Climate Change Denial in Canada’s Capital - This week, the Committee for the Advancement of Scientific Skepticism at the Centre for Inquiry Canada released a damning report of climate change denial t...4 days ago
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The golden arse beam method. - Ben Goldacre, The Guardian, Saturday 9 July 2011 Since I was a teenager, whenever I have a pivotal life event coming – an exam, or an interview – I perform...3 weeks ago
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Common Sense Atheism: The Archive - Common Sense Atheism has closed its doors. Comments are turned off and there will be no new posts. I will keep the debates page updated, so feel free to no...3 weeks ago
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Science literacy is good for society - Jan 31, 2012 David Suzuki Straight.com http://www.straight.com/article-596081/vancouver/david-suzuki-science-literacy-good-society4 weeks ago
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It’s Natural! - I think I need to switch radio stations. If you remember, last summer, the station I was listening to on my weekly drive to Downstate Univ. was carrying ad...5 weeks ago
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PRESS RELEASE: Atheists Raise $6 Million in Microfinance Loans To Alleviate Poverty - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Peter Kroll Web: http://atheist-monkey.blogspot.com Kiva: http://www.kiva.org/lender/AtheistMonkey Atheists Raise $6 Milli...1 month ago
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Open Science consulting gig with the American Heart Association - I just got notification about a short-term consulting gig with the American Heart Association that is specifically related to issues of Open Science: The A...4 months ago
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Symphony of Science – The Quantum World - Here’s another great Symphony of Science video:5 months ago
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Sorry - I checked my Woopra stats the other day and noticed that there are still a few people checking in here from time to time. And I do appreciate that. But I s...1 year ago
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Comment Spam at Blogger Getting Out of Hand - I've changed my comment policy slightly. I'm enabling comment moderation in posts that are older than 365 days. This morning I got spammed in a way I've n...1 year ago
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