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Attracting an Audience with an App: Interview with Supercell Data Scientist – SCS Interview #1

Popular game apps are the perfect combination of simplicity for the user and complexity from the creator. A kind of perfect outreach.

Under Pressure

Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And a cell could not travel both.

Life as a full-time science communicator

Science communication is a broad term, which historically has been used mostly for researchers, who are active in outreach. Over the past years it has expanded to include not only…

Two Mitochondrion Papers, Both Alike in Dignity

In today's blog, I briefly touch on two papers discussing mitochondria and the influence their shape has on biochemistry. And briefly touch on my super-simplified understanding of the mito.

Let’s Talk About Heat Shock Proteins (While Waiting for the Summer)

Do you sometimes wonder why scientists bother to study the development of fruit flies? Or why they care about how the cave fish has lost its eyes? Unfortunately, the relevance…

What is artistic research? A story by a physicist

An unusual encounter in an intercity train in Russia turned into an adventure of exploring the topic of artistic research. How do artists do research? Explained by a physicist.

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