Biotech Trash Talk
Josie KreppsA free outlet that dives into alternative proteins, biotechnology, ethics, and sustainability; I'll also share my grad school journey here (and the things that keep me sane in grad school, like building mechanical keyboards)!
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I've been thinking about the beer vaccine
Recently, a virologist from the National Cancer Institute made a vaccine out of beer using genetically modified yeast. Definitely up a Trash Talker’s alley, if you ask me.
Dr. Chris Buck detailed the experience in a series of posts on his...
A mollusk and a cow walk into a bar
As with many new technologies, consumer adoption of and willingness to accept alternative proteins has been a stop-start journey. Excitement and anticipation are high at the first proof-of-concept products, but then consumers seem to turn a...
Don't click this post
A short and sweet post today. I will preface this post by reminding my readers that I am notoriously skeptical of all genetics studies, not just this one. So take my opinions with a grain of salt, for they are only opinions.
Sigh
At t...
The Ghost Bacillus
On a dark Halloween night, one lonesome grad student sat hunched over the lab bench working tirelessly to meet an important deadline. During a brief centrifuging step, they aimlessly stared out the second floor lab window; raindrops pummele...
The Frog Before the Storm
[Hi there, Trash Talkers. I started this post long before I learned of Jane Goodall’s passing, but it’s only right that I stop and publish the draft I have today.]
As a grad student in a vast ocean of researchers, I often fantasize about b...
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Graduate student passionate about alternative proteins, biotechnology, sustainable living, and scientific ethics. Avid tinkerer, mechanical keyboard enthusiast, and hardcore Animal Crossing fan.
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