The Science Fictional Now
Evan DeTurkDedicated to discussing topics in biology, history of science, bioethics, biosecurity, and science fiction. Always free.
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The Round-Up #5
Welcome (back) to The Science Fictional Now! We’re back again with a list of the most interesting and informative things I read or listened to the past few months. Let me know what you enjoyed the most in the comments. Some miscellaneous it...
A walk through biology history at UC Berkeley
A few weeks ago, I was getting out of a friend’s car returning from basketball practice when a street sign caught my eye. Kendrew Place, it read. “Look, this street’s named after John Kendrew!” As in, the X-ray crystallographer who determin...
Welcome to The Science Fictional Now
Welcome to The Science Fictional Now. In the 21st century, scientists have sequenced the genomes of everything from Homo sapiens to rice, and even edited people’s genes to fight illness. More than 90% of US corn is genetically modified. Cra...
Five lessons from my first term of grad school
Last September I buckled my seatbelt, flew across the Atlantic Ocean in a hollow metal bird, and drove along some very narrow rural Irish roads, before moving into a dorm in the boondocks of eastern England and started grad school in a new ...
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