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Recon · 31-01-18, 10:49 AM

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Yeah, those are massive fields. I didn't think there was a need to go into many specifics, though, as we already have an essayist here who likes to write gigantic novels with every post

hmm Who that Possibly might be...

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As for science, I am a molecular geneticist by education, so I have a natural affinity to biology, but I also keep astronomy, physics, and mathematics as hobbies, so I love diving deep into those fields at any opportunity.

Yey, one more biologist here ! Good day, colleague

~~Bravo~~ · 31-01-18, 10:51 AM

Hi Bio. It's always good to see you ))

~~Biodome~~ · 31-01-18, 02:04 PM

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Yey, one more biologist here ! Good day, colleague

Ooh, are you a biologist as well? What kind of biology are you doing?

Recon · 31-01-18, 03:52 PM

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Ooh, are you a biologist as well? What kind of biology are you doing?

Got 2 specialties -Biophysics and Biochemistry, had to finish University twice coz of job :S

On Internship in Germany was stadying PCR, i believe thats what is close to your speciality

~~Spec~~ · 31-01-18, 03:58 PM

Noice. Where'd you stay in Germany?

Recon · 31-01-18, 04:02 PM

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Noice. Where'd you stay in Germany?

University of Heidelberg, lovely place... hope to visite once again some day

~~Biodome~~ · 31-01-18, 04:19 PM

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Got 2 specialties -Biophysics and Biochemistry, had to finish University twice coz of job :S

On Internship in Germany was stadying PCR, i believe thats what is close to your speciality

True, PCR is the bread and butter of pretty much any molecular/micro- biologist. That, and Western blots

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University of Heidelberg, lovely place... hope to visite once again some day

One of my friends also studied biology there. She always talked about how much she enjoyed that city. I guess it's really popular with biologists, isn't it?

Recon · 31-01-18, 06:20 PM

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True, PCR is the bread and butter of pretty much any molecular/micro- biologist. That, and Western blots

One of my friends also studied biology there. She always talked about how much she enjoyed that city. I guess it's really popular with biologists, isn't it?

Atm i am working with enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay - kinda fun as well

Heidelberg is city of students as it's called, i guess everyone who was there likes it ^^

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