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Shira Ben-Simon: The road less travelled or how I learned to work with a hoe (Glocal, blog 1)
December 2011: Halfway into our four-month internship in Sri Lanka we have finally encountered the much-dreaded threat of physical labor. Up until now we have been working in the Sarvodaya Shramadana Movement’s head offices, but have managed to inconspicuously avoid any manual work, which would surely expose our embarrassingly poor physical shape.
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Dr. Dan Kaganovich: A picture’s worth a million dollars (blog 1)
November 2011: Building the right ensemble of imaging equipment was one of the most important decisions in setting up my lab — second only to getting the right students to join my group. One of the goals of establishing our lab at the Hebrew University was to strengthen the live cell imaging capabilities at the Silberman Institute of Life Sciences by developing sophisticated methods for both quantitative and phenomenological applications in cell biology.
Lee Goldstein: Thoughts after one week (blog 2)
November 2011: How many of you remember your first week at university? I suspect many. And no, not because it was extraordinarily confusing, exhausting and almost nerve-wrecking — which it probably was — but because it was awesome.
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Giving & getting: Gali Umschweif-Nevo
Q&A with a doctoral student juggling doctoral studies with her participation in the Harry and Sylvia Hoffman Leadership and Responsibility Program and a busy family life. More
From abstract to concrete: Prof. David Enoch
Prof. David Enoch is far more intrigued by asking questions than he is in reaching conclusive answers. More
