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Category Archives: just for fun
0.80994 leagues under the sea
After a month on the water (and a few weeks getting my land legs again), I’m happily settling back in at home. I just returned from an expedition to a site known as North Pond along the western flank of … Continue reading
Posted in fieldwork, just for fun, microbiology
Tagged C-DEBI, deep sea benthos, North Pond, R/V Atlantis, ROV Jason, WHOI
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Of Of Mice and Men: High school English class lives on in scientific paper titles
Writing titles for scientific papers is hard. The title is the one element of the paper everyone reads if they so much as skim a journal’s table of contents e-mail. These days, you also want something that’ll fit in a … Continue reading
Posted in just for fun, methods, science publishing
Tagged Charles Dickens, George Orwell, Jane Austen, John Steinbeck, Jules Verne, Mark Twain, Oscar Wilde, Rudyard Kipling
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The last of us, Ph.D.
I hear tell that there’s another movie in the Alien franchise in theaters, which makes this a fine opportunity to revisit the beauty and stupidity of the last one, Prometheus. In that previous instalment, we watched people who were, allegedly, … Continue reading