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About the Bayblab
The bayblab is a collection of gradstudent post-graduate ramblings from labs all across the world in various states of employement.
Reviews of the podcast:
"The bayblab is so much better [than Science Friday]. It even has Stephen Hawking. All Ira Flatow can claim is that he’s interrupted people who are talking about Stephen Hawking."-Ben F.
"Penises, drugs, food and my music! What more could you ask for?"-KevinZ.
"Smart and snarky, the Bayblab team discuss science oddities, engaging in lively banter in the comments section that is an intellectual's playground." - Lim Leng Hiong
"Interesting news in science at slightly above the popscience level. Informal and funny."-Rumply
"When I happen to read a post, and it can be any post on this site, it is categorically thought inspiring"- Anders Rasmussen
"it's like butter melting over my pancakes good. I especially enjoyed the information on saving my genitals from a zipper accident."-Redge
"You are geniuses."-Ben F.
Reviews of the podcast:
"The bayblab is so much better [than Science Friday]. It even has Stephen Hawking. All Ira Flatow can claim is that he’s interrupted people who are talking about Stephen Hawking."-Ben F.
"Penises, drugs, food and my music! What more could you ask for?"-KevinZ.
"Smart and snarky, the Bayblab team discuss science oddities, engaging in lively banter in the comments section that is an intellectual's playground." - Lim Leng Hiong
"Interesting news in science at slightly above the popscience level. Informal and funny."-Rumply
"When I happen to read a post, and it can be any post on this site, it is categorically thought inspiring"- Anders Rasmussen
"it's like butter melting over my pancakes good. I especially enjoyed the information on saving my genitals from a zipper accident."-Redge
"You are geniuses."-Ben F.
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4 comments:
Cool. Makes me want to blow my own Pasteur pipettes.
I can just see MacGuyver booby-trapping a doorway with some Prince Rupert Drop trip mines.
Wow, this is really cool !, I guess this is the way to get people interested in learning. Beats any boring physics lecture.
This is amazing! I didn’t know about this until I’ve watched this. Science stuff can be really cool sometimes; I think it’s just the lectures that are not quite good about it. But I do love putting it into action. I remember I really enjoy our science activities when I was in high school. It was fun and we were able to learn a lot too. I’m glad that I came across your site. Thank you very much for sharing! I would love to see more interesting post from you. I think I would be sharing with my friends too.
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