– PART I: A HAIKU – DNA wind chimes what songs would they play all day– four notes bellow ‘sex!’ – PART II: TEN LINKS – 1. Nature’s Peer Review Debate (link) 2. Ben Goldacre’s Bad Science (link) 3. SandLot (link) 4. The Mind of Leonardo (link) 5. SwarmSketch (link) 6. A monk’s flourishing garden: the basics of molecular biology explained (link) 7. Are computer games rebooting our minds? (link) 8. Working out with the heavyweights of physics (link) 9. Canadian climate novel silenced (link) 10. Inexpensive CD4 counting for the developing world (link) – PART III: TWO PICTURES –…
in which, with respect to our name, we are as confused as you are
By davidsecko
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.