Science Man Stan @ScienceManStan

I dig technology, biology and all things new and innovative from the lab. Netherlands Joined September 2013

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Jess Buddle @BuddleJess

5 years ago

The internet is a wonderful thing

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Dr. Michael D. L. Johnson @blacksciblog

6 years ago

I need to feel better about myself. What is the most expensive mistake you have made in lab?

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Elon Musk @elonmusk

6 years ago

Baby Yoda 💕

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Dalai Lama @DalaiLama

6 years ago

When you have peace of mind, it's easier to cope with problems. Real change will come about not as a result of prayer, but of using intelligence and taking action.

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Mike Feigin @mikefeigin

6 years ago

Tinder, but all matches are based on what edition of Molecular Biology of the Cell you have.

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PHD Comics @PHDcomics

6 years ago

Vacation vs. Stress

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Our intelligence helps us regulate our emotions. Fear, for example, is based on mistrust and a lack of self-confidence. If, on the other hand, we remain honest and truthful, open and tolerant, we will have greater self-confidence and overcome fear.

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Joan Meiners, Ph.D. 🐝🚴‍♀️ @beecycles

6 years ago

I just got an email from my 8th grade biology teacher congratulating me on my PhD. She helped me do a science fair project on the antioxidant content of honey that made me believe I could be a scientist when I grew up. Mentorship, and representation, really does matter. 🥰 🐝

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Dalai Lama @DalaiLama

7 years ago

We may sometimes feel that we can’t do much as individuals, but humanity is made up of individuals; we can make a difference. As individuals we can influence our own families. Our families can influence our communities and our communities can influence our nations.

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God @TheTweetOfGod

7 years ago

Everything happens for a reason you make up afterwards.

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Moitzfeld Habitat @moitzfeld

7 years ago

World's biggest bee found alive bbc.com/news/science-e…

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Dr. Sciencegurl @sciencegurlz0

7 years ago

This should be a thing. We should pair up labs that need funding with rich people who need more meaning in their life. I will literally write him yearly reports to update him on our progress & how well the grad students are doing. FUNDING SCIENCE = HAPPINESS!

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Dalai Lama @DalaiLama

7 years ago

I feel optimistic about the future because humanity seems to be growing more mature; scientists are paying more attention to our inner values, to the study of mind and the emotions. There is a clear desire for peace and concern for the environment.

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Pablo Munoz @pablo_jack

7 years ago

It is very nice to see your own brain ❤️ I volunteered for an MRI study and they gave me my images

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Justine Dees, PhD @justineldees

7 years ago

Microbes spark joy.

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Institut Pasteur Cytometry @PasteurFlow

7 years ago

Flow Cytometry Has a Significant Impact on the Cellular Metabolome pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.102…

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Moitzfeld Habitat @moitzfeld

7 years ago

Die Rostrote Mauerbiene ist das Insekt des Jahres 2019. bienenjournal.de/aktuelles/meld… via @Bienenjournal2 #Wildbienen #Artenschutz

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The Nobel Prize @NobelPrize

7 years ago

”EUREKA!!!!” - When Kary Mullis discovered how to copy or “amplify” small segments of DNA on 16 December 1983. The method PCR makes it possible to copy a large number of DNA fragments in only a few hours. Read 1993 Chemistry Laureate Kary Mullis’ story: goo.gl/NC5N8v

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PHD Comics @PHDcomics

7 years ago

Holiday Parties

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Dalai Lama @DalaiLama

7 years ago

Love, kindness, compassion and tolerance are qualities common to all the great religions, and whether or not we follow any particular religious tradition, the benefits of love and kindness are obvious to anyone.