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Is there a Biology site like Teamliquid.net?
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Paul2288
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Where do I go? | ||
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OmniEulogy
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SlayerS_BoxxY
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Scientific American is a good magazine. There are often articles in it featuring the latest research findings/techniques, and these articles tend to be quite accessible to a general audience, though not dumbed down like you would find in most newspapers. If you are feeling brave, you could check out some primary research papers (though these can be very dense). F1000.com is a cool site that ranks papers based on post-publication peer review, so you can search for the top papers in any specific field and read the comments from reviewers. | ||
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Iranon
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Iranon
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Carnivorous Sheep
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To understand the latest in bio news, you'll need a very very strong grasp of fundamental biology. Sitting down with a biology textbook will do more to "immerse" you than any website... | ||
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Eventine
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Paul2288
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farvacola
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UltimateHurl
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Honestly I think a good textbook would be your best bet. | ||
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Dr.Sin
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Zaranth
United States345 Posts
Dr. Sin has great advice too. Undergraduate research is a great place to get started in biology and to discover if you really love the research side of it. Good luck with biology, it's pretty sweet stuff! :D | ||
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Paul2288
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Paul2288
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I see some new, cool stuff that is posted on a few facebook pages that I follow,, But there isn't enough posted there, and a place where everything is streamlined would be nice. Thank You for the replies above, there are good ideas and I will visit the websites soon | ||
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ZoW
United States3983 Posts
On January 29 2013 12:51 Carnivorous Sheep wrote: I don't understand this request. To understand the latest in bio news, you'll need a very very strong grasp of fundamental biology. Sitting down with a biology textbook will do more to "immerse" you than any website... pssshhh books? what is this ancient nonsense you speak of? get with the times grandpa | ||
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OliviaRay
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[UoN]Sentinel
United States11320 Posts
On January 29 2013 19:19 UltimateHurl wrote: My first thought was of a community full of the latest biology news that included forums full of people discussing "Human biology: imba?" Honestly I think a good textbook would be your best bet. bio = ded sienes First place I'd say is find a club or bio seminar, there should be at least one! | ||
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Djzapz
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Slaughter
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coverpunch
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But realistically, the "community" is mostly IRL for biologists. The community is relatively small in each field and everyone knows the heavy hitters, the rising stars, the disgraces, etc. It's not too hard to get in, all you have to do is participate by attending conferences and seminars, which any research university is all but begging new people to join but usually half-hearted because they know it's boring and they are afraid of attracting cranks. Nobody wants to hear your opinion about God when they're trying to have a discussion on protein structures in mice. | ||
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HaRuHi
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http://jcb.rupress.org/ http://jgp.rupress.org/ Maybe take a look at the Rockefeller research journals? | ||
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