Registrars with research – the right stuff, or the wrong stuff?

The right stuff

Everyone seems to think they can tell the few good scientists from the mass of white-coated wannabes. We all have our own favourites, but generally speaking, people agree that a few scientists have got what it takes to make a Nobel laureate, while the majority just haven’t. Having what it takes doesn’t necessarily correlate with success. Another popular absolute is that some successful people a...

Nanofibers have the right stuff

ell migration depends on polarized actin polymerization at a cell's front edge. To get the most out of these actin networks, plasma membrane flexibility must be similarly polarized, according to results from Amit Vasanji, Paul Fox (Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Cleveland, OH), and colleagues. The group shows that the membrane is stiffest at the front of migrating endothelial cells. This oriented...

BODY 4 : 1 Oil - - - The Right Stuff

surrounds and protects every cell of every organ including the tissues of the heart and the neurons of the brain. It is a remarkable thin insulator, the protective outer skin, with a carbon copy duplicated over and over surrounding the tiny organelles inside each cell. Bruce Lipton, Ph.D., former professor of histology, University of Wisconsin Medical School, in his book, The Biology of Belief ...

Have you got the right stuff?

Do you have the right stuff?

Are you creative, innovative, motivated, and interested in sharing your engineering expertise? Do you have the next great idea just waiting to be developed into a prototype? If you answered yes, you may have what it takes to participate in the EIC Expert, EIC Volunteer, and Inventeers programs. Experts LEARN new skills and how to use the resources in the EIC. Volunteers SHARE their knowledge wi...