There are some things that just stick with you. For example, in fourth grade I got called to the principal’s office over a playground argument. My mom taught in my school and I had never been so sick in my life as I was in that moment of dread. It’s a feeling I would never forget.
We’ve made it to May… wow. Over April in-amongst the memes about face masks you might missed these posts from us. Read and enjoy. How to write up a lab book: a terrible guide no one should follow A quick Read more…
So last week we put out an article about all the ways you can keep doing research in these lockdown times. The tips range from ones that you can spend hours a day doing, to simple things that take just Read more…
We may all be stuck at home but there is still science to be done! Admittedly it’s currently very hard to do science that involves large lasers or going outside for more than an hour at a time, but with Read more…
From my first experiment in primary school (when I dissolved salt in some water and wrote down how long it took) all the way up until the last time I made a saline buffer, I have been writing things down Read more…
We’re in April now and March was mega busy for, well lets face it, everyone. It’s been so busy you might have missed these posts from us. Read and enjoy. Passing a heath and safety inspection: a terrible guide no Read more…
In my lifetime as a researcher I have made more buffer solutions than I’ve had hot baths. That is to say that, if all the water from all the baths I’ve ever had was compared to the volume of buffer Read more…
All the cartoons you might have missed last week on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram all in one place.
So here at ErrantScience we have a slightly ineffable internal editorial rules of what we write and cartoon about. It may seem like a random walk of insane ramblings but I promise there is reason behind what we publish. The Read more…
All the cartoons you might have missed last week on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram all in one place.