Catching up and wRiting about R!
Long time no see! No, I did not run out of words or passion for science. I still have a lot of things to talk about and write about, but […]
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Science Explained
The Fart Talk That Almost Provoked a War (That Biology Prevented)
Imagine you spend your whole career chasing after something you cannot see, but only listen to its “typical sound”, and it is a matter of national security or maybe even
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“Biology is biology”: and it is queer!
Around the year 2006 my friends were receiving Molly fish as gifts from me for almost any occasion. My sister and I had an uncontrollable Amazon Molly in our fish
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Investing in space science: is it worth it?
There are about forty people in a room with their eyes glued to their monitors, between headphones, intermingled cable cords, and a lot of nervousness. The speed starts to slow
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Lakes Form in Mysterious Ways: the misunderstood Lachuá cenote in Guatemala
After a 4 km walk through a tropical rainforest, with so much humidity and heat, you finally begin to glimpse the Lachuá lake through the vegetation and start to speed
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Seasoned Greetings: Cinnamon Science
There is cinnamon in my tea, on all the cookies and cakes we’ve been eating all these weeks, and we’re adding it in our Christmas roast and rotkraut. As a
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Whose “sustainability” are we talking about anyway?
It seems I’ve fallen into an echo chamber I thought I actively tried to sneak out of. I learned about the UN definition of sustainable development (adopted in 1987) early
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Riverine Thoughts – Will We Ever Learn?
Water has always been key in the success of various human civilizations. To quench our thirst and for transportation, we humans have learned to make good use of – and
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Chalk from Cretaceous fossils
From your toothpaste, to the classroom, to road construction, chalk is a material we use more than we realize. These white hills are all chalk. But where does it come
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