Should I stay, or should I go (nod to The Clash)

Herbivores

One of the few bloggers I follow just posted on the decision by Basic and Applied Social Psychology to prohibit the use of P-values and […]

This is a very big meeting, but I was surprised by how much I’ve started to recognize people after just a couple years of going […]

A not-that-hidden benefit of a conference that takes a Libertarian stance toward meals is that you benefit from a substantial allotment of time at the […]

A recent editorial on global maters by Benjamin Bratton in the Guardian, “We need to talk about TED,” (12/30/13): http://www.theguardian.com/profile/benjamin-bratton.  This is an outstanding critique of the […]

Microbes getting mainstream coverage now. Looks like the interest with microbes is still mostly in their interactions with visible organisms, rather than the stuff they […]

To reiterate my comments from lab meeting this week, The Simpsons turn their spotlight o’ parody on Iceland, and make fun of its smallness, its […]

I thought this Nature article did a nice job describing one person’s journey on their way to becoming a scientist.   http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v497/n7448/full/nj7448-277a.html?WT.ec_id=NATURE-20130509

In light of our ongoing conversation on statistics and the fact that all of us in the lab continue to work on producing science, I […]

This was a refreshing bit of weekend news. It is rare to read something in the news that is refreshing so the weekend is going […]

Oh, hello. Don’t mind me. I’ll be out of here in a moment. Ok, well if you must know, a conversation my friend and I […]