I had the honor of speaking to a science communications seminar class at the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics.

Sunday, January 26, 2014. I started writing in a new space. It took a little while to get comfortable and decide what I wanted to change about my blogging, but now I am enjoying myself. I might also periodically add to the blogroll, as there are many interesting and active bloggers around.

Ramblings - And hopefully something interesting from time to time - Or at least something intriguing. Wednesday, October 19, 2011. The perfect solution costs nothing, presents no risk, and requires no revision.

Monday, September 23, 2013. One of these days,. I will learn that everything ends. I will learn it before I begin,. Hesitant and unsure of my place and role. In this new endeavor,. I will learn my lesson before I begin. And save myself trepidation and heart ache. Because I will know that this too will end. Every life that is born,. Every flower that that blooms,. Every summer that blossoms and burgeons. Green and lush around me,. Every friendship I form,.

Friday, May 16, 2014. Time to get back to Answering Some Questions. Where I attempt to answer the search-engine questions which have led you to The Cellular Scale. I mainly try to answer questions that I am sure are not answered anywhere on this blog. First of all, what is a cellular cell? Is it different from a regular cell? Cells look like all sorts of things. Some look like sea coral.

A PhD is not a good thing to start on the wrong foot. This is my search for the right one. Thursday, 3 March 2011. Looking back on the last few weeks, I am aware of how much time I spent thinking about my future. Just little glimmers of thought coming up in my mind, only staying there for a couple of seconds at a time. So what have I been doing in the past few weeks? And nearly every other one of the talks by advanced.

Monday, August 31, 2015. Scientific Knowledge - At What Cost? Yet another colleague got divorced. Is it our personalities or profession that makes family life crappy? I wish I knew the answer. It unfortunately seems all to common and I am worried I am headed down the same path. I feel like a laughing stock, made fun of for believing I could make a difference in science while making a difference for my kids. For working at home instead of staying in the lab 60 hours a week.

A self-admitted nerd, I am a newly minted TT- Assistant Professor at New Medical School far away from home trying to navigate the waters of research, funding and tenure all while trying to do some really cool science. Balancing research and life outside the lab is not as easy as I thought it would be. Saturday, August 3, 2013. So, now I say, bring it on year 2, bring it on. Friday, April 5, 2013.