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The story of Elizabeth Holmes, Theranos and how she fooled everyone
After Elon Musk last week, it’s time to talk about another biotech giant : Elizabeth Holmes. I figured it was time for a little recap (especially for our younger lab rats out there). So let’s dive into the incredible story of Elizabeth Holmes, Theranos, and how she got everyone in the Silicon Valley fooled.
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Top tips for starting in a (new) lab
Congratulations! Whether you’ve landed your first job in a lab or you’re transitioning to a new workplace, these situations can naturally bring some anxiety. But don’t fret, my little lab rat! Here are my top tips to help you settle in smoothly.
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Leaving the bench – What else can you do as a lab scientist ?
Sometimes you get tired of the long nights in the lab. You ask yourself: ‘Could there be another life for me behind the concrete walls of this cold, dark space?’ Well, fear not, my little lab rat, as I am here to give you all the prospects you could have.
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Science with a view ! Beautiful landscapes from laboratories worldwide
Scientists share photos of the stunning views from their labs around the globe. Read with caution if you’re in a windowless lab yourself !
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How Henrietta Lacks Changed Science Forever – Without Even Knowing It
Henrietta Lacks unwittingly revolutionized science with her immortal cells, known as HeLa cells. Despite lacking consent, her cells led to groundbreaking discoveries. Her legacy, marred by ethical controversies, continues to shape biomedical research and inspire awareness of health inequities.
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Elon Musk announced the first Neuralink implant in a human
Our favorite Tony Stark-wannabe (but more likely to end up as Norman Osborn if you ask me) announced this week the first human-implanted brain chip of his biotech company, Neuralink.
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Hey lab rats!
Let’s face it – the lab life can be tough. Long hours, meticulous experiments, and the occasional failed reaction can take a toll on even the most passionate scientists. But fear not! I’m here to (try to) inject some humor into the scientific equation.