Yes, I’m on Twitter- alandove: Should've redacted sequence of ancient girl's DNA. http://t.co/aomVOqla Now terrorists can synthesize cave-girl from scratch.
- alandove: National Academy of Sciences report (http://t.co/No8xHa5C ) - no second gunshot from grassy knoll. Must be part of conspiracy.
- alandove: Whenever I'm feeling negative, I just press ctrl-alt-cmd-8.
- alandove: Turdivirus is to virology as Uranus is to astronomy.
- alandove: RT @profvrr: This Week in Virology (TWiV) episode 169 is up: Epidemiology causes conclusions (p<0.05) http://t.co/2Hk5mwxr
- alandove: I gather there's some sort of sports event today. I mean besides the indoor triathlon I did this morning.
- alandove: Wondering if anyone's compared @Norovirus incidence at land resorts vs. cruise ships.
- alandove: Must remember to relax sphincter. RT @marynmck @lizditz launching bottle rockets from one's anus http://t.co/0j46Rc6n
- alandove: Blog post: A chat with Mike Osterholm (http://t.co/eKFzdFQ4 ) #H5N1 #NSABB
- alandove: @newprof1 Certainly much easier to type.
Tag Archives: podcast
TWiV “Live” from Philadelphia
The ASM folks did an excellent job editing the first video episode of “This Week in Virology.” We did this show on a stage in the ASM conference press room in Philadelphia last week. The actual live audience didn’t exactly … Continue reading
TWiV Hits the Big Time
The podcast This Week in Virology has now reached the “featured” page at the front of the “Science and Medicine > Medicine” category on iTunes. Apparently, there are a lot of folks out there who love to hear a few … Continue reading
TWiV 12 Goes Live, Big Time
The latest episode of This Week in Virology just went online, and the high-traffic site Microbeworld has promoted the podcast on its front page. Of course, this coincides with a glitch in the podcast feed, so iTunes users should check … Continue reading
Disease Mapping
Through my new gig on the podcast This Week in Virology, I found out about an amazingly slick new mapping application. Pop over to Healthmap, and you can see a global overview of disease outbreaks and epidemics. The map draws … Continue reading
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