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FLASH comic, December 2015

My FLASH comic for this Christmas. It’s the gift that keeps on giving.

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Cell suicide

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FLASH comic, November 2015

FLASH covered EPFL’s funding this month, so I thought I’d put the “ding” into “funding”. WAIT NO I MEANT THE “FUN”

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Rejected proposal

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Interview questions

(here’s another postdoc interview)

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