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Master.
I’ve been busy. Really busy. Writing, editing, rewriting, fixing figures, fixing figures again, and today, defending. That which is my Master’s thesis has been given the okay, though there are a few requisite corrections to finish off over the next few days. The defense went well, except when trying to recall the functional form of the Reynolds number (it wasn’t pretty).
Now that I’m almost in the clear, it should mean I’ll get back to much more regular blogging. I think I’ll start, partly as a way to teach myself the relevant background information, on the science behind the new direction I’m taking for my PhD.
Local open access talk Molecule of the Month: Aconitase and Iron Regulatory Protein 1
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