The Scientific Quarterly

David Secko

David Secko is a molecular biologist and a science writer, who is currently studying journalism at the University of British Columbia. He thinks Steven Wright was right when he asked: "ok, so what's the speed of dark?" His writing has appeared in The Scientist, The Tyee, Canadian Medical Association Journal, Science's Next Wave and UBC's Thunderbird Magazine.

Posts by David:

August 26, 2006, FREQUENTER LIST 2006: DAVID SECKO

August 1, 2006, G PROTEINS: MOLECULAR SWITCHES FOR SENSING THE ENVIRONMENT

July 31, 2006, PROTEIN PHOSPHORYLATION: A GLOBAL REGULATOR OF CELLULAR ACTIVITY

July 29, 2006, CONVERSING AT THE CELLULAR LEVEL: AN INTRODUCTION TO SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION

July 28, 2006, CELL SURFACE RECEPTORS: A BIOLOGICAL CONDUIT FOR INFORMATION TRANSFER

June 15, 2006, A BRAKE ON THE EVER EXPANDING GENOME

May 25, 2006, SHORTSTOP PROVIDES HUNTINGTON’S CLUES

May 23, 2006, WEALTH AS A CANCER RISK

May 20, 2006, A MONK’S FLOURISHING GARDEN: THE BASICS OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY EXPLAINED

May 8, 2006, DOLPHINS SHOW SOME CULTURE

May 7, 2006, THE CELL CYCLE: A UNIVERSAL CELLULAR DIVISION PROGRAM

March 26, 2006, THANKS FOR ALL THE BLOOD

February 5, 2006, DATING OILY ROCK

January 7, 2006, HUNGER IN THE MIDST OF HIV

December 26, 2005, LEARNING BY PURE OBSERVATION.

November 18, 2005, WATCHING THE BIRTH OF THE UNIVERSE: BOOK REVIEW: A SHORT HISTORY OF NEARLY EVERYTHING

October 28, 2005, SCIENCE GETS ITS FIRST SUPERMODEL

October 5, 2005, IS MOST PUBLISHED SCIENCE FALSE?

 

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