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| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 301 | Subscribers | Read | asimov.press |
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The Origins of Agar
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Baseline Drift
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Scent, In Silico
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Making the Vortex Mixer
This essay will appear in our forthcoming book, “Making the Modern Laboratory,” to be published later this year.
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Authors
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Asimov Press is a digital magazine that features writing about progress in biology.
Scientist in Residence at Lux Capital, and author of "The Half-Life of Facts" and "Overcomplicated." I'm ensorcelled by wonder.
What if everything goes terribly right?
I write about innovation, culture and their intersection. I did my Genomics PhD at the Sanger Institute, Cambridge University. Anti-cynic. Opinions my own.
Physician aiming to accelerate our path towards health security. Enthusiasic life simplifier and optimizer.
Bioengineer and writer. Founding Editor of Asimov Press (press.asimov.com).
writing about biology, science history and music | https://www.ulkaraghayeva.com
fun but not cool. A writer of the weird, the wonderful, the horrible, and the (hopefully) beautiful. Science fiction, literary fiction, weird fiction, and more.
Ella is a scientist, storyteller, and artist. She has devoted her career to making science exciting and accessible to all.
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