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The Scientist Social Club sat down with the author.

Discover how enzymes work and why they're an integral part of scientific laboratories.

We will discuss the book, raise questions, and share observations in this webinar attended by special guest Roslynn Haynes, author and associate professor of English at the University of New South Wales.

Join The Scientist on August 20 to discuss Chelsea Wald’s tour of projects aimed at improving toilets—and solving many of the world’s problems in the process.

Join The Scientist on May 21 to discuss Brandon Taylor’s novel about a biochemistry graduate student navigating relationships inside and outside the lab.

Cell biologist Derek Applewhite gives a peek inside his laboratory at Reed College.

See outplanted coral spawning in the wild thanks to the efforts of researchers at the Mote Marine Lab.

Take a deep dive into the research of a pioneering figure in the study of plant virology.

Meet Shoko Sakai, a scientist at Kyoto University's Center for Ecological Research, who explains some of the remarkable reproductive adaptations of plants.

Join The Scientist on March 19 to discuss Lulu Miller’s book about a determined taxonomist whose life and work constitute a fable illustrating the hazards of categorization.

Meet Stanford University’s Ronald W. Davis, who pivoted his research to study myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome after doctors diagnosed his son with the disorder.

See a news report on a study of expectant mothers with SARS-CoV-2 infections.

Check out the optical illusion that researchers put before canines, finding that fido and master have opposite reactions.

Entire organelles bearing DNA move between strains of tobacco that were grafted to one another.

Learn more about environmentally-friendly antibodies that deliver superior performance.

Good pipetting practices ease researcher burdens and boost data reproducibility.

Take a peek inside one Israeli company’s push to send pharmaceutical research into space.

See Reading Frames coauthor Robert Stickgold discuss the relationship between sleeping, dreaming, and memory.