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Bioconjugate
[noun; BI-oh-CON-juh-get]

The mission of The Bioconjugate is to explore methods of increasing scientific literacy in the non-scientist public as a means of breaking down the sciences esoteric and distant connotations. Run by University of Wisconsin - Madison PhD student, Andrew Lynch, the blog is dedicated to communicating important advances and topics in the biosciences and also serves as an outlet for his interests in the sciences.

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Recent Posts

  • Word of the Day: Tsundoku May 20, 2018
  • Update on Blog and Life December 8, 2017
  • Guest Blog – Interplay of the Microbiome and Colorectal Cancer June 10, 2017
  • Scientific Communication: In The Eye Of The Beholder May 31, 2017
  • Climate change, the Keeling Curve, and why you need to be your own scientist. May 30, 2017

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Popular Posts

  • Update on Blog and Life
    Update on Blog and Life
  • Dissecting a Scientific Journal Article
    Dissecting a Scientific Journal Article
  • Research Rundown: Mouse study to find link between MT-1 protein and Alzheimer's-associated factors.
    Research Rundown: Mouse study to find link between MT-1 protein and Alzheimer's-associated factors.
  • St. Patty's Post: Beerzymes (Alpha & Beta Amylase)
    St. Patty's Post: Beerzymes (Alpha & Beta Amylase)
  • Why 'Failure' Is Good For Science
    Why 'Failure' Is Good For Science

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