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So I finally interviewed my PI... sort of...

Posted by Hetali Lodaya on 2009-07-27 in career, college, Duke, future, life, research, Stanford, time, yeast
So in a very sneaky, ninja-esque way, I interviewed my PI without even intending to. Had a long conversation with him about the future, and realized he had said some pretty profound things... so I thought that I would share.
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Still moving along

Posted by Jenifer Brown on 2009-07-19 in end, genetics, poster, yeast
Well, after a few snags along the way, my research is finally going how it should.
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Research is Fun! (eventually I'll believe myself).

Posted by Hetali Lodaya on 2009-07-14 in gel, mutations, PCR, research, sterile-technique, troubleshooting, yeast
Okay, I really do like research. That doesn't mean it's not frustrating every once in a while.
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Life in the Lab. (what a cliche).

Posted by Hetali Lodaya on 2009-07-09 in cells, culture, meeting, PCR, routine, timecourse, yeast
Clever alliterations aside, here is a description of what my routine is like in the Haase Lab.
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Make sure your cell cycles are regulated, kids.

Posted by Hetali Lodaya on 2009-07-05 in cell-cycle, cells, cyclin, cyclin-CDKs, cyclin-dependent-kinase, Haase-Lab, oscillator, periodic, transcription-factors, VIP, yeast
A description of my research project for this summer and how it fits into the overall goals of the Haase Lab. (and why it's really cool :D)
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