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Blog Post number 1
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This is a sample blog post. Lorem ipsum I can’t remember the rest of lorem ipsum and don’t have an internet connection right now. Testing testing testing this blog post. Blog posts are cool.
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Blog Post number 1
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This is a sample blog post. Lorem ipsum I can’t remember the rest of lorem ipsum and don’t have an internet connection right now. Testing testing testing this blog post. Blog posts are cool.
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Symbiosis, the “slurry” method and why metagenomics is basically the same thing as astrophysics
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A big challenge and thrill in studying microbial symbioses is the fact that sometimes unrelated organisms can form tight communities virtually impenetrable to us, the outsiders. If you want to study a complex system, it helps to take it apart and examine the components individually - but sometimes the symbionts rely so much on each other we can’t isolate them.
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Symbiosis, the “slurry” method and why metagenomics is basically the same thing as astrophysics
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A big challenge and thrill in studying microbial symbioses is the fact that sometimes unrelated organisms can form tight communities virtually impenetrable to us, the outsiders. If you want to study a complex system, it helps to take it apart and examine the components individually - but sometimes the symbionts rely so much on each other we can’t isolate them.
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Symbiosis, the “slurry” method and why metagenomics is basically the same thing as astrophysics
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A big challenge and thrill in studying microbial symbioses is the fact that sometimes unrelated organisms can form tight communities virtually impenetrable to us, the outsiders. If you want to study a complex system, it helps to take it apart and examine the components individually - but sometimes the symbionts rely so much on each other we can’t isolate them.
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Hidden Curriculum and My Favourite Resources
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In this blogpost I plan to keep an updated list of resources I found most useful in my professional development. Mostly for myself, but would be happy if someone else will find them useful.
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Hidden Curriculum and My Favourite Resources
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In this blogpost I plan to keep an updated list of resources I found most useful in my professional development. Mostly for myself, but would be happy if someone else will find them useful.
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Symbiosis, the “slurry” method and why metagenomics is basically the same thing as astrophysics
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A big challenge and thrill in studying microbial symbioses is the fact that sometimes unrelated organisms can form tight communities virtually impenetrable to us, the outsiders. If you want to study a complex system, it helps to take it apart and examine the components individually - but sometimes the symbionts rely so much on each other we can’t isolate them.