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Santiago Ramón y Cajal was a Nobel Prize-winning scientist and a founding father of neurology. However, he almost didn't pursue a scientific career. Born in Spain in 1852, his spirited and determined behavior led to frequent school changes and even…
Read More Brushes & Beakers: Artist Scientists Santiago Ramón y Cajal
Figure 1: The Scientific Method. CK-12 Foundation, CC BY-SA 3.0 Today, let's delve into the essence of the Scientific Method. It's a topic likely on your teaching radar every year, and with every experiment, since our experiments are built around…
Read More Biotechnology Basics: Exploring the Scientific Method
As winter in the northern hemisphere transitions into spring, a remarkable phenomenon unfolds in the skies above us - the grand spectacle of spring migration. Every year, countless birds embark on epic journeys, traversing continents in a display of nature's…
Read More Migration Mysteries: Decoding the Navigation Strategies of Migratory Birds
Figure 1: Ribbon structure of the GFP protein. The chromophore is highlighted. Green Fluorescent Protein (GFP) is a naturally occurring protein that emits a green light when exposed to certain wavelengths of light. It's an important component in many of…
Read More Common Lab Questions: GFP Transformation and Purification
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