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Big Bang Theory in Real Life

For the fans of big bang theory here is a note to make you miss the show more until next season.      I firmly believe that the show’s characters are believable and may be based on real characters, some of whom I have known and worked with. My back-story here is I lived and worked [...]

Hard and Unpopular Classes.

There are two types (maybe three) of difficult classes: Classes with a lot of material making the class difficulty due to the volume, Classes with difficult concepts and the third is when these two factors are combined. Anatomy is an example of a difficult class because of the sheer volume of material that needs to [...]

Many questions: one answer about careers in science.

Can someone please tell me what type of job is there that can never be outsourced, but is present in every country in the world? What is the profession where the whole world is united in one language and one goal? When can you be paid to travel to some of the most beautiful places [...]

Arriving in Oxford University on My first Day of Work

I was to work in the same laboratory where Hans Krebs, the famous biochemist of the 1950s and 60s, discovered the Krebs cycle.