Rosie Redfield on 'Arsenic life'
This one is for the Rosie Redfield fans. (I know you’re out there!)
Those who want a concise take on the ‘arsenic life’ story will like it too.
Redfield features in this short video, summarising the ‘arsenic life’ story and her work testing the reported claims:
Not really related, but for some reason spurred on by Redfield’s remark that she has no idea what is in ‘that’ tube, I can recommend Jennifer Rohn’s excellent article In which I sort it out and the comments that follow, mostly about scrounging to make the lab run.
Footnote
Excuse the continued ‘lite’ posts–I’m deep in reading & writing for work. Hopefully they’re entertaining enough to keep you going! I hope to get back to writing original material and to offering things closer to my own research interests soon.
Other reading on Code for life:
Wolinsky, Kendrew and others on science blogging