blog

A hippocampal pedometer: 'time cells' in the hippocampus are variably but strongly responsive to time and distance. – https://t.co/WIVKqz0KG7

— F1000Prime (@F1000) July 17, 2013

Literally a silver bullet: silver injected into mice has synergistic properties with antibiotics. – https://t.co/VL2q2QDp8V

— F1000Prime (@F1000) July 16, 2013

Probing our mistakes may lead us to drug discovery success: a "uniquely valuable" discussion of fragment screening – https://t.co/Ppx35OiXnT

— F1000Prime (@F1000) July 15, 2013

Meanwhile, we asked the Twittersphere to supply us with science jokes for our Friday kicks, and it didn’t disappoint! Here are a few of our favourites…

A man walks in to the bar and says "pint of H2O, please". His friend says "pint of H2O, too, please". He drank it and died. #scijokes @F1000

— VIVA Bioscience (@vivabioscience) July 19, 2013

@F1000 A microbiologist walks into a bar. The bartender says, "Why the log phase?" #scijokes

— Tony Noland (@TonyNoland) July 19, 2013

@F1000 I was going to tell you the genetics joke twice because geneticists like GAG repeats.

— Dave Steele (@hullodave) July 19, 2013