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Creativity in Science
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I returned about a week ago from a workshop on Architectural Photography, organized by Joel Tjintjelaar, and Tobi Trumpp in Rome and Milan. I had become first aware of Joel a few years ago for his Artisan plug-in for Photosho...
Ecological Consequences of Iron Scarcity
Gold is for the mistress, silver for the maid, copper for the craftsman, cunning at his trade, ‘Good’ said the Baron, sitting in his hall, ‘but iron — cold iron — is master of them all’.
Rudyard Kipling
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I was corresponding...
At the interface between Microbial Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
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I began with the idea I would write this great piece that illuminated the interface between microbial ecology and evolution, as one where Darwin’s concepts of evolution via natural selection could be experimentally tested in...
How slow can you "grow"?
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The poster children for this topic are the microbes found in deep subsurface sediments that have been buried for millions of years, the Intraterrestrials.
Their ‘generation times’ have been estimated at up to a thousand year...
Microbial Interactions
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It has been awhile since my first post on microbial interactions. That is a consequence of two things – I got obsessed with something else for the past few weeks and furthermore I struggled with exactly what to say regarding...
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