I've said it before. I'll say it again:
The best way to get your paper into a high profile journal like Science or Nature is to find the biggest of something, the smallest of something, or something that fucks funny.
This paper further supports my point.
More like this
"Hate something. Change something. Make something better." When Garrison Keillor sings it, you can't help but smile.
sultry dog days, and if there's been much astro science news, I haven't paid attention
so... we go topical and ask the All Wise iPod: whence go those engines of capitalism, the Free Markets of the world?
Whoosh goes the randomizer.
Whoosh.
Obviously a follow-up to my last post,
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Like the Why Blog? post, this is partly a repetition of something I
I've been trying to track down a copy of the actual genome itself, but I'm too much of an amateur. Any idea where I'd find it?
Any idea where I'd find it?
It should end up at NCBI Genomes - might take a month or two for them to process it.
I've said it before. I'll say it again
Ah yes, the "quirkiness" factor. A friend of mine works in a social insect lab. No problem getting into Science there. Science loves strange bee behaviours.