For the love of science, Part 2 Deborah Flusberg | 5 May 2024 Henrietta opened the door to the tissue culture incubator. She had stopped by the lab this late in the evening mainly to check on her cells.
Chapter Fourteen: The Paper Richard P Grant | 25 March 2024 The woman slammed the paper down. “Who is this journalist? Why don’t we know about her?”
For the love of science, Part 1 Deborah Flusberg | 17 March 2024 The lab stretched in all directions like a beach at low tide, its habitat revealed by the passing wave of the daytime rush.
Escape velocity: 96 new additions to the Lab Lit List! Jenny Rohn | 25 February 2024 We are pleased to present the most recent update to our list of lab lit fiction. It’s a particularly big one this time: although…
Spoils João Ramalho-Santos | 4 February 2024 Unless they happen to you, disasters are initially acknowledged as far-away abstractions. Yes, a terrible thing happened, but terrible things happen everywhere, every day….
Stories around the fire Richard Duffy and Giulia Sebastio | 20 December 2023 Dom and Rachel felt like kids again. This camping trip had been almost identical to the one they’d done as teenagers. Admittedly without their…
And there she wept Seelye Martin | 21 November 2023 The surveillance video showed her at 2:45 PM in the lobby of the Moscone South Conference Center, sitting on a bench, her face in her hands, sobbing.
Chapter Thirteen: The Breakup Richard P Grant | 3 September 2023 Perhaps the beer would help, drown out the screaming and make it bearable.
Chapter Twelve: The Interview Richard P Grant | 6 July 2023 Toni suppressed a laugh. Weren’t scientists meant to be observant?
Priority João Ramalho-Santos | 23 April 2023 When retelling the story at meetings or parties, I often throw in a few twists and white lies.
