Posts Tagged ‘Zimmer’

Ask TON: Dumb questions

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Our first-birthday binge continues today, with a third episode of Ask TON. (What is this all about? See here and here.) Today’s question: I’ve heard people say it’s important not to be afraid to ask “dumb” questions. What is your favorite “dumb” interview question when interviewing scientists? What has gotten you the most useful results? [...]

Ask TON: Meeting coverage

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We’re continuing our birthday celebration today with a second installment of Ask TON. (Are you wondering what the heck we’re talking about? Check here for background and check here for our introductory installment of Ask TON.) Today’s question: I will be attending a scientific meeting in a few months. About 6000 scientists will be there. I’d [...]

Carl Zimmer ponders unseen ecosystems teeming within us

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If ever you feel alone in the universe, perhaps you can take comfort in the knowledge that in fact, you are never without the company of the thousands of microbial species residing in your body’s every crevice. Collectively, they operate like an invisible organ, and they are essential to our health. As Carl Zimmer masterfully [...]

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