Author: Sander Timmer

PhD student in computational genetics at Cambridge University and EMBL-European Bioinformatics Institute
Went to China for a conference and decided to stick around a bit to see some off…

Went to China for a conference and decided to stick around a bit to see some off…

Went to China for a conference and decided to stick around a bit to see some off the eastern part of the country.

In album Traveling in East China (184 photos)

Starting the trip in high speed – taking the Maglev from Pudong to the outskirts of Shanghai

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Pretty awesome picture!

Pretty awesome picture!

Pretty awesome picture!

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The Bund in the Rain

This is the older British part of Shanghai. On the night I took this, it was rainy and cold — that kind of wet cold that still runs through you even when you are under an awning. It's the kind of cold that can only make you think of a big warm blanket at home…

BTW, did you see our Google+ Discovery Photographer Finds of 2011? See this thread: https://plus.google.com/105237212888595777019/posts/aqBu1kJBkD5

In album Portfolio – The Counter-Earth, the one some of us see… (541 photos)

from Trey Ratcliff at http://www.StuckInCustoms.com – all images Creative Commons Noncommercial

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Good article with a pretty funny twist at the end in the direction of the Daily …

Good article with a pretty funny twist at the end in the direction of the Daily …

Good article with a pretty funny twist at the end in the direction of the Daily Mail!

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On bad genetics reporting « Genomes Unzipped
On bad genetics reporting. 05/12/2011 Categories: In The News Written by Daniel MacArthur. This short article on the Independent's website may not be the worst piece of genetics reporting ever, bu…

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