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Scientopia – A science blogging collective

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Our Members | Scientopia AmasianV, Wandering Third Instar AmasianV (uh-mey’-zhuhn vee) blogs about science, late-stage PhD candidacy, and Asian-Americanism. Arlenna, Chemical BiLOLogy A chemical biologist PI who blog…

sezen | Search Results | Adventures in Ethics and Science At the request of femalechemist, I'm going to revisit the Sames/Sezen controversy. You'll recall that Dalibor Sames, a professor at Columbia University, retracted seven papers on which he was senior ...