Yay! Congrats!!

True. Current Biology on the other hand...

Doubling up a few others - UK you don't need a masters, but it's very competitive (at UCL it's about 1-5%) so either proper lab experience or a masters is really helpful. My advice would be to reach out to pis that you are interested in working for and ask for advice about programs and requirements!

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Similar to posts before - doing this in a 'many lines of evidence' approach too is probably ideal - no one golden expt. Just a series of thought out experiments designed to test the limits of a theory, each adding weight to the next.

saying this out loud makes me feel old...

Was thinking of a way to say something similar as eloquently as this! I think it needs travel in both directions - actively trying to find testable hypotheses that support (and don't support) a theory is key

Yep we use this one - there was another but it got bought by millipore and discontinued.... Zzz

its almost as if we live near each other isnt it 😅

Depending on what your 'standard' is - Columbia rd flower market followed by hackney city farm is always a nice Sunday time!

apply! its a fantastic, collaborative and energetic department investigating physiology and neuroscience across scales - based in beautiful UCL in London

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