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To rule by terror

My mentorship experience and some perspectives

Don't ever get a sun tan...on your eye balls

Brian's first scientific misadventure

Reflecting on a childhood whack-a-loon

A story from my high school days about my physics teacher and the college recommendation letter from hell.

This paper saved my graduate career

I discuss the paper that saved my graduate career

Curing a plague: Cryptocaryon irritans

"If I could answer any question, given unlimited resources, what would I choose to study?" This, my friends, is where I prove my unhealthy obsession with fish.

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Have we really found a stem cell cure for HIV?

No, we really haven't found a cure for all HIV, but this is one lucky dude!

MHV68: Mouse herpes, not mouth herpes, but just as important

In the current political climate it has become clear that science is a major target of Republican directed budget cuts. However, the soundbytes of politics do not represent the importance of science in our lives.

Fact Checking AARP: Why soundbytes about shrimp on treadmills and pickle technology are misleading

AARP put out a commercial a few months ago deriding wasteful spending in Washington. Unfortunately, the soundbytes don't accurately represent the full story behind the spending.

Premature reporting on the death of #ArsenicLife

Open science is a wonderful concept, but what happens when reporters start writing stories on data that has not been properly reviewed and vetted by the scientific establishment?

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