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The discoveries of a science communicator – the…
I got really interested in science communication about three years ago. The most obvious outcome of this interest is the fact that you are reading these lines now. Since then, I've done some pretty awesome…
The adventures of a toy-microscopist (Part 2)
Microscoper? Microscopedist? Microscopist? Microscopist – a scientist who specializes in research with the use of microscopes. Definition Well strictly speaking, I shouldn’t be calling myself a microscopist, as I’m not a specialist in the field,…
The body snatching barnacle (Amazing parasites, part 4)
In previous posts we’ve seen beautiful wasps, morbid butterflies and gorgeous caterpillars. In this one we are visiting a crustacean – a type of shellfish organism, not too different from shrimps, crabs and lobsters. Except that this one is…
A toy microscope and whatever came in the…
Some time ago I purchased a little geek-toy - a handheld microscope from a big retailer online. Obviously, it was a curiosity I did not need, but once I saw it, I knew I badly…
The Poster Session – Introduction
Here's to a new category in my blog! For a while now I've been into the idea of having some cool new stuff on here (aside the fact that I keep wishing I was more…
Celebrity scientists: Is academia about to overcome the…
Who was Carl Sagan and why is he important for Science, Science Communication and the public? CARL SAGAN – THE SCIENTISTS A son of Ukrainian Jewish immigrant, a curious boy, born in the poorer suburbs of…
Scientific literacy – don't be fooled!
Why should we care? Before we could answer the question who to trust when it comes to science and literacy, it is important to account for what, how and who measures it. The majority of…
(Bio)Engineering a dragon
It's clear we do need dragons, even if only for the sole reason that it'd be absolutely awesome!.. Reading this blog post made me think - how hard would it be to (bio)engineer a dragon?…