megan kane

When your spice grinder breaks and you need cardamom for cookies: get creative! I think @altonbrown would approve

I forsee visiting my old stomping grounds in November... *squee* RT @altonbrown Check it out: bit.ly/ABtvid

@edyong209 Just imagine adding cellular complexity on top of organ system function. video c/o Harvard University youtu.be/RlO8XFPXVms

Rare diseases need #curesnotcuts RT @RareDiseases There are nearly 7,000 rare diseases affecting nearly 30 million Americans. #raredisease

@scicurious Don't know Dr Lind's credentials, but he uses the right jargon wtim.es/18yN5uS via @wtcommunities

More on sequestration’s impact to science and the economy wp.me/p2wTn8-gh #curesnotcuts

#LiteraryPaperOpenings In my younger and more vulnerable years my [PI] gave me some advice that I've been [regretting] ever since

#LiteraryPaperOpenings Far out in the uncharted backwaters of the unfashionable end of the gastrocneimius lies a satellite cell...

No mention of A. Fleming's 'contamination?' Science Mistakes:Scientific Geniuses' Biggest Blunders huff.to/19z4DDg @HuffPostScience

Maira Gutierrez's experience with Chagas disease illustrates why #NTDs matter to patients in the U.S.: bit.ly/11YQufw

Did you all see that the BRAIN Initiative has a new blog and are looking for feedback? 1.usa.gov/ZInVle #sciox

Research into rare premature aging disorder praised as a model of “what’s right” in biomedical research bit.ly/17LJEOr #progeria

@mwtingley why not start the topic yourself? We need to show ALL Research matters, not only NIH funded projects. #NSFsequesterimpact

No$ to stay on in my graduate lab, left with PhD and no postdoc research position. 2.5 mo underemployed& waiting for job #NIHSequesterImpact

@wmata oh wait, there it is... Still wondering why you run 6 car trains during peak hours?

@wmata #dcmetro way to keep on top of alerting customers to delays this AM... Red line clearly delayed with no mention on your site.

Alan Alda wants scientists to cut out the jargon pulse.me/s/lcSe6 @ResearchAmerica

Science advocacy is more than signing a petition, but it doesn't mean you have to travel to DC. @ResearchAmerica huff.to/YmwPcE

Scientists should be engaging media more! Policy changes only happen if your research is understood bit.ly/11TSnfa