I’m changing jobs! I’m excited to say that I’m heading back to the medical industry but this time with a new focus. Instead of pharmaceutical research I’m returning to my base passion - genomics! Hooray! Everyone have a drink with me tonight.

But I thought this was worth sharing. It’s a Youtube series called “If the Emperor had a text to speech device” and it’s pretty great. For all you WH 40k fans, I’d recommend giving it a go if you’re in the mood for some silly lore and funny animations.

Maybe you have a long commute, spending vast amounts of time in a car, train or bicycle as you travel your ways around the world. If you’re like me, you have a lot of books and other sources that preoccupy your reading time but there’s just this void that you want to fill.

Every work place, group or organization has them. Some are more vocal than others, while some are just odd in interpreting and disseminating their non-traditional opinion. Most of the time this isn’t a problem since they don’t generally force their viewpoints on others... until they do.

Today, a group of researchers from New York have found that the spherical sulfur oxidizing bacteria - Thivulum majus group up together and form crystals to swim.

Saw this gem on the interwebs the other day. Behold its retro awesomness. This movie looks incredible, cheesy and let's face it - you know we all want to see it.

Reporters at Bloomberg have stated that Elon Musk was considering Texas to be the site for the first Hyperloop model.

Ants are fascinating creatures. Statistically speaking they are the most successful species on the planet with an array of interesting facts that could astound a plebeian or veteran researcher.

This made me laugh.

The past few weeks have been insane. Not just for me but for several people. If only it was the holiday blitz that normally pervades our routines and reminds us all of its power by clenching its gravitational clutches.

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What does it look like to you? Interplanetary laser leaving a scorch mark on the surface of a planet? Please discuss.

I don't know about y'all, but when I do work I like some background noise on. Usually I'll pipe in a show on NetFlix while I write or research away. Occasionally looking up and at the TV.

This week has been grueling. A few 16 hour work days to finish some seemingly impossible projects were miraculously completed. Last night I celebrated and I'm in a great, goofy mood.

Perhaps many of you already know of the artist named Ayo. She was born in Germany to a Nigerian father and a Roma gypsy mother and had a very hard life growing up which included her mother being a heroine addict and jailed.

The six minute heavy CGI film stars Carcettifinger - ahem, Aiden Gillen in which he talks to a young apprentice attempting to terraform a planet about how important water is, and that we most likely received the water on Earth from a comet strike.

Carcettifinger stars in this pseudo-Indie film that releases tomorrow supposedly at the British Film Institute's London location but I have not been able to find any information on showing times or further release locations.