Royal Society of Chemistry calls for labs to become more inclusive for disabled chemists Innovative thinking could address many of the problems that makes labs inaccessible

Chemistry labs are failing disabled scientists with inaccessible design and equipment, a Royal Society of Chemistry report is warning.

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just had a conversation with someone about methanogenesis, nitrogenase, and geomicrobiology and it was the happiest and most inspired about science i've been in YEARS. i want to do a postdoc on one of these nutrient cycling enzymes sooooo bad

hey debbie, would you be able to send me this via email? i don’t have institutional access :(

Anytime I encounter one of the "XX and XY only" crowd, I dust off my favorite graphic for them and watch their eyes slowly glaze over.

jeez that author list tho!

followed a few researchers studying “early life” not realizing they meant it in a developmental biology kinda way and not an abiogenesis kind of way