Bunsen burners don’t reduce contamination. It was all an illusion. My biology teacher was wrong.
This isn’t surprising, though. So much of biology, and the way we do experiments, claims to be “scientific” but is actually swaddled in mysticism.
Just walk into a laboratory and
Life updates: @AsimovPress is officially back, with a renewed focus on original reporting and arguments in biotechnology.
Also, we'll be helping (some) scientists launch philanthropic funds around the ideas published in the magazine with @RenPhilanthropy. More on this soon!
It's official: We're back!
Asimov Press is returning with a sharper focus on intensive reporting in biotechnology. We're also working with @RenPhilanthropy to build our ideas in the real world.
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Most wearables don’t go far beyond heart rate and activity.
Lab diagnostics paint a deeper picture but don’t read continuously.
Melody is building biosensors, devices, and standards to bridge this gap.
Hear our story at melodyfro.org
This is a "detective story" paper that shows how setting up the right negative controls can lead to real discoveries.
Basically, the authors wanted to reproduce a published result showing that a specific CRISPR tool, called Csm, could chop up RNA molecules and lower their levels