In my efforts to collect all the relevant papers/manuscripts/obscure references I need to write an -gasp-NSF proposal-gasp- on some really cool science-y stuff, I ran across my first ever "WITHDRAWN" manuscript. This is the first time a manuscript I really, really wanted (from its title at least) has been labeled withdrawn. There are big huge red letters on every page of the manuscript.... And with no explanation (or at least that I could see in the "corrections" etc.....)
Now I want to know why it was withdrawn.
And since there is no explanation, I now have this most likely unfair bias in my head about the other articles these same authors have put out. Can I trust this? Was the other paper withdrawn because of some contaminated buffers? Or was it something more sinister. Dammit. I want to know!!!!
Grrr.....
A self-admitted nerd, I am a newly minted TT- Assistant Professor at New Medical School far away from home trying to navigate the waters of research, funding and tenure all while trying to do some really cool science. Balancing research and life outside the lab is not as easy as I thought it would be.
Monday, June 27, 2011
Sunday, June 12, 2011
What? Four months gone?
Science has gotten in the way of blogging and for awhile, life had gotten in the way of science, so of course, blogging was the first to go. Still alive. Still breathing. Still trying to do really cool science. More to follow....
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