tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-53972182065200387362011-12-08T04:15:29.834-05:00(Alex the parrot makes up words - Discovery News, 01/19/07)Alexnoreply@blogger.comBlogger21100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5397218206520038736.post-76206567595739314062008-08-20T16:22:00.006-04:002008-08-20T20:44:43.998-04:00

Hey! Thanks a lot for checking this out!! I thought this might be a good space to start a lab discussion, so that you (ex-labbers aka Senior Research Assistants) can impart your knowledge to you (current labbers). So I've deleted all my postings but for one that I thought you might enjoy, just to get the ball rolling. The take-home message in that one is: make sure your clothes are not in the

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Someone said to me once that they considered an absolutely basic requirement of a lab that at least half of the people involved in it be potty-trained. I don't need to inquire into my labmates' intimate habits in order to know that my lab probably does not fulfill that requirement, since every single one of our subjects is suspected of (or sensorily confirmed) not to have any control over their

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