#biotech life

[stuckinapril]

I’ll be a doctor one day and all the pharmaceutical reps will be waiting in the lobby for hours begging for a chance to speak with me to push their samples to patients and I’ll have pharmaceutical companies buying free lunch for my employees every day just so they can sit w me at lunch and speak to me and I’ll also have a housewife/husband but instead it’ll be an office wife/husband and they’ll run the managerial aspects of my hospital for me . Among other things

[haley-harrison]

[olivegreen]

Hi guys!

Please tell me there are some active people still here I miss you all. I just finished my undergraduate and I’m officially a biotech engineer. And I got into the graduate program I wanted - Bioprocess Engineering! I remember when I started with tumblr I was such a baby and now I have a degree?? Crazy, my imposter syndrome never let me believe this could happen 😂

I’m here to get motivated and hopefully motivate somebody back. This is a pic from this year from a class called Technology of Antibiotics.

[funeralprocessor]

Art from Mundus Carnis, a geiger-esque biopunk worldbuilding project by Screeble on DA.

I'm a huge huge fan of their art and writing and worldbuilding, have been for years. They did some fantastic work in a collaborative spec evo forum game I lurked.

Which have lived in my head ever since.

[mannekinni]

I found out they’re an angel. I don’t think they know I know.

Helmsman home stuck, drawn wrong on ourpouse because also they’re @goldpilot22 my bestest friend and the most coolest person ever and I lovethem. Also like angel vibes. Because eldritch spaceshipthing + really really really nice and kind and overall the best(tm). Angel :)

I thought very carefully about the tech in this one and by that I mean. The wires are for growing the veins over so the spaceship can steal nutrients and the red glowing thing is a heatlamp. For. Heat. I used red for the spaceship parts because Fuck No I’m Not Using Magenta You Can’t Make Me. Homestuck color theory was created specifically to kill and hurt artists who’ve had the basics of color theory drilled into them by every art class ever. It’s my life’s mission to find Andrew hussie and make them pay for what they’ve done ($50.00. I think that’s a fair price)

[hartshorn-and-isinglass]

If you've ever wondered how biotech companies advertise, there are of course the usual routes like trade magazines and such, but for a brief blessed moment just over a decade ago, several companies were persuaded to try and go viral with music videos:

This Eppendorf commercial is still living rent-free in my head:

Bio-Rad really got into hyping their PCR products:

Literally no one has ever been this excited about Western blots, I promise.

Honorable mention to ABI (now part of Thermo Fisher) for the Dancing Scientist commercial:

(ETA: oh wow, TMO actually edited the Dancing Scientist out of this ad so I had to go hunt for the original. Should be fixed now.)

Do with this information what you will.

[happywebdesign]

Normal Phenomena of Life

[minecraftdog]

why do I study biology why do I need to read about tapeworms and nematodes when I could be reading about feminism....

[orcelito]

OK WAIT here's a ITNL chapter 14 section that's not really spoilers. just a sweet lil section

after this is where it's more Spoilers. but for now. HERE U go. happy birthday vash & also Uhhhh @ ITNL readers I PROMISE i am working on the chapter. things r just hard lol

[miss-biophys]

Two options for a Researcher’s career

Stay in academia — explore my own research ideas, research topic closest to my heart, work on what I find the most important and overlooked  BUT: have to apply for grants all the time have to switch places and universities fear of career end every time a grant does not come huge stress from too much work not enough time for actual research

Work in industry — in a pharmaceutical company in my case, contribute directly to healthcare, make direct impact, have permanent job BUT: working on ideas of other people having to keep my inventions/research a secret and not openly share so anybody could use it the topic I find the most important will stay overlooked my ideas will not be explored I am not sure if that kind of work will fulfill me

Genuinely, I am not sure what to chose now. I used to be 100% sure I want to do my own research. I am bursting with ideas that nobody else could focus on! But lately I have been under so much stress that I am not so sure anymore.

[everythingaboutbiotech]

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[technicallywrite]

I was having a hard time writing up something for work today (a piece about computational infrastructure for biomedical research) so I started a new doc and pretended I was writing a fanfic where Osgood was explaining the whole thing to Kate Stewart as part of a report.

BAM, unblocked.

Going to do that every time now. Too bad I can’t publish them as one-shots 😅

[bitcoinversus]

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[biomedicatranslations]

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