Boarding Card for (nervous) speakers
The first pdf document has been added to the Guides & articles section: a Boarding Card for (nervous) speakers.
PhD Survival Guide from Flowing Data blogger
Nathan Yau, the statistician that runs the blog Flowing Data, recently wrote a ”Survival Guide to Starting and Finishing a PhD”.
Tips on making it through, what I would tell my previous self going in, and advice on taking advantage of…
Same story skeleton in Toy Story and The Walking Dead
A comparison between Toy Story and The Walking Dead by John Wray has gone viral on the internet. And there is no doubt that there are similarities.
Quora discussion: ”Which protein is the most interesting?”
The question ”Which is the most interesting protein?” recently generated some readable replies on Quora.
DNA animation more inspirational than instructional
The London-based creative agency Territory created this elegant video for BBC Knowledge. It explains the role and function of DNA.
http://www.territorystudio.com/work/motion/?p=BBC-knowledge-DNA
It’s fun to watch, but I finds it…
Communication Crisis in science?
In a text that has attracted much attention, David Rubenson from Stanford Cancer Institute makes the provocative statement that scientists ”don't communicate well with each other”. Do you agree?
Hans Rosling: The Magic Washing Machine
Are you, like me, blown away by Hans Rosling’s presentations skills in this video? Or do you think there is a ”Rosling hype” and that his style and performances are ”form without substance” (T.S. Eliot)?
http://www.ted.com/talks/hans_rosling_and_the_magic_washing_machine.html