WEEK 23 · EXTREMOPHILE FOCUS

Do one thing.
Then you are ahead.

Until now you trained a detective on a general catalogue of fingerprints. This week you go to the partner's neighbourhood. Extremophiles live where most life would die: boiling springs, salt flats, Antarctic ice. Their enzymes are tough, which is exactly what industry wants (a detergent enzyme that works in hot water, a process enzyme that survives a 70 °C reactor). You pull sequences from UniProt for the partner's …

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Uri Alon (2009), "How to choose a good scientific problem"

Uri Alon (2009), "How to choose a good scientific problem" (third reading; this time fill his feasibility/interest chart for Paper 3) (15 min)

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