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Viral Information: Revolutionary Use Scenario
The study of memes, which by spreading in mass culture become famous, describes in a “light” way how they are similar to viruses and bacteria. They pass, they upset, they leave behind the aftermath.
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Extracting information from fluorescence
Cellular autofluorescence tells stories beyond expected when we learn how to look. Cytometry techniques used nowadays allow us to estimate microbial abundances and asses community composition. But could autofluorescence give us more?
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Conferencing on nutrient limitation
Get in the first row of my conferencing at the IX International Symposium on Marine Sciences in Valencia, Spain.
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A harsh reality of working life
An uneasy topic highly ignored and rarely spoken of in the scientific world. A personal experience that is changing how I feel about what I am doing.
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Undust the dust
We will be undusting a huge topic in science. Read more as we tackle into its complexity in understanding how it affects marine life.
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1st scientific cruise experience
Three weeks in, I am starting to get a great grip of the dynamics created on board of the Sarmiento de Gamboa, an oceanographic cruise that is currently travelling through the southern part of the Canary Islands, in search of eddies.
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starts from the Ocean
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