By Michelle Engle The phrases “laboratory animals”, “lab rats”, and even the idea of scientific testing on lab mice tend […]
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Lab Life
By Kelsey Gray I was 16 years old the first time I stepped into a research lab. I was in […]
Continue readingHatching a Chick: No Egg Needed
By Michelle Engle Scientists have been attempting to find a way to directly observe the developmental process of chicks for […]
Continue readingWhy Does the “Bench-To-Bedside” Path Progress So Slowly?
By Yitong Li One of the biggest funding agencies in the United States, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) spends […]
Continue readingSeeing the Unseeable
By Mike Pablo Today I’m writing about microscopy. One of the great pleasures of the field of microscopy is being […]
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