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Biology…

Book review: Planarian Regeneration – Methods and Protocols

12 Aug 2018
This year, Christmas really came in July for this planarian researcher. (:-) I have been waiting for this book for quite a while. If you work or are thinking of…
Biodiversity…

I loooooove invertebrates …

5 Feb 2017December 2, 2020
In general, for a variety of technical and physiological reasons, terrestrial invertebrates do not tend to grow very large. Here is one of the coolest exceptions: Picture credit: Dr. F.…
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Memory research using planarians

26 Mar 2015
Planarians are truly experiencing a "Golden Age" of neuroscientific discovery. Here is a link to a very well-written and interesting article by the journalist Arielle Duhaime-Ross. I have the honor…
Biology…

Planarian pharmacology and toxicology research is taking off! (:-D)

9 Sep 2014
In a previous post (two years ago - 2012 - , almost at the point of my book publication), I explored the current trends on planarian pharmacology and toxicology (and…
Biology…

Great quotes by great scientists – James V. McConnell

6 Sep 2014
Credit: Baldscientist Dr. James V. McConnell, psychologist and the "grandfather" of the modern era of the study of planarian behavior. For more information you can go here and here. Also,…
Biology…

November 16, 2008: The day I met a Nobel laureate 😊.

4 Sep 2014February 20, 2021
The Nobel prizes are arguably the most famous awards that celebrate intellectual achievements (with the exception of the Peace prize, which should be the MOST important and relevant one, but…
Biology…

My daily moment of extreme nerdiness: Of Hallucigenia, velvet worms and water bears

19 Aug 2014
I am experiencing sheer, pure nerdiness, and I am loving every minute of it.  Before I get into topic, I want to categorically state that I am a proud nerd.…
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In praise of invertebrate brains

12 Aug 2014
A philosophical question (sorry NDT!): Can the brain understand the brain? Of course, what I really mean is whether we humans will be aver able to understand our own brain.…
Blogging

Flatworm eyes and mitochondria

11 Jul 2014
This is no empty statement: Science, especially biology never ceases to amaze me.  I was researching a couple of topics to talk to you guys about.  It has been a…
Blogging

Of The Walking Dead, Cosmos, and Planaria

18 Mar 2014January 31, 2024
Last Sunday there was an unexpected nerdy treat for us planarian enthusiasts in the US. Our favorite wormies were mentioned in not one, but two TV series, coincidentally, both at…
Blogging

Plantimals – An update

26 Dec 2013
This is an update on the post below, which described some examples of organisms that are at the same time heterotrophs (organisms that need to eat other organisms to survive)…

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