New lenses allow colorblind to see brilliant color January 6, 2015Alex GreerRed/green colorblindness is a genetic, X-linked trait that affects upward of 7 percent of the male population in the U.S... Health
Stitch Fix: an easy way for busy women in science to get a style fix in the New Year January 6, 2015Alex GreerScientists often view fashion as a frivolous concern, but studies indicate that a person’s attire can significantly influence self-confidence. In... Student Life
Special Report: The Open Access Movement April 23, 2014Alex GreerFor scientists around the world, the open access movement has radically changed how journal articles are read and distributed by... News
Open Access Inspires New Publishing Models April 17, 2014Alex GreerThis series explores the impact of open access journals on the scientific publishing industry. In this final installment, we look... News
Scientific Publishing In The Era of Open Access April 3, 2014Alex GreerThis series explores the impact of open access journals on the scientific publishing industry. In this installment, we examine the... News
Scientific Publishing: An Industry in Flux March 27, 2014Alex GreerFor scientists around the world, the open access movement has radically changed how journal articles are read and distributed by... News
Radical Proposal Regarding Postdoc Pay January 8, 2014Alex GreerDr. Gregory Petsko, Chair of the National Academy of Sciences’ (NAS) committee on “The Postdoctoral Experience,” has proposed a thought-provoking... News
A Guide to Throwing a Cookie Decorating Party December 12, 2013Alex GreerAs December becomes the month of solid back-to-back holiday parties, I often struggle to find my place amidst a sea... Food
Review: Bourbon and Branch December 12, 2013Alex GreerEntering the reservations-only room of Bourbon and Branch is like a scene out of a Prohibition-era movie. You approach the... Food