A 'Nobel' cause and a giant lobster: here's this week's Twitter round up
| 12 October, 2012 | Claire Scott |
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John Gurdon, 2012 Nobel prize-winning Faculty Member, reveals that he was advised not to pursue science as a career: ow.ly/ele35
— Faculty of 1000 (@F1000) October 9, 2012
Prosperous without phosphorus: modifying their metabolism enables plants to outcompete weeds for phosphorus. ow.ly/e2uqr
— Faculty of 1000 (@F1000) October 5, 2012
To honor our 2012 Nobel laureates, John Gurdon and Brian Kobilka, we’ve made their evaluations free to read: ow.ly/en38a Enjoy!
— Faculty of 1000 (@F1000) October 10, 2012
And elsewhere on the Twitternet:
HHMI stopped supporting Chemistry Nobelist Brian Kobilka in 2003, and his lab nearly went bust. nature.com/news/2011/1108… hhmi.com/research/inves…
— Ewen Callaway (@ewencallaway) October 10, 2012
No result is worthless: the value of negative results in science – BioMed Central blog tinyurl.com/9swuhzf #JNRBM
— JNRBM (@JNRBM) October 10, 2012
Want the high res version of our Photo of the Week? It’s all yours right here teacheratsea.noaa.gov/media/photo_of… twitter.com/TeacherAtSea/s…
— NOAA Teacher at Sea (@TeacherAtSea) October 10, 2012
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