Call for submissions MolBio Carnival #8

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A new edition of The MolBio Carnival is coming and it will be hosted by Lucas Brouwers at Thoughtomics.

Lucas recently obtained a MSc degree after following the Molecular Mechanisms of Disease programme in Nijmegen, the Netherlands. He is a fantastic blogger and when he is not blogging, you can find him riding his bicycle or listening to music. He hosted the 2nd edition of the Carnival and now he is back for more. 

So to all you molbio bloggers out there: submit your posts to the new edition of the best blog carnival EVER!.

Be sure to use our online submission system to share your posts with us and get ready to receive a lot of pageviews!

The MolBio Carnival #7

Figure from the article discussed in
Michael Scott Long's selected post

A new edition of The MolBio Carnival has just been posted over at MolBio Research Highlights. Francisco Barriga did a great job summarizing the posts, which cover a wide range of  topics, including synthetic biology, non-genetic heterogeneity, viruses and more!

Go check it out now!

If you didn't have time to get your post in this month's issue, don't worry! You can always submit to the next edition, which will be hosted by Lucas Brouwers over at Thoughtomics.

Call for submissions The MolBio Carnival #7

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Seven months. That's right, The MolBio Carnival has been going on for 7 months and for this glorious occasion, the Carnival is returning home. The 7th issue of The MolBio Carnival will be hosted by Francisco Barriga at MolBio Research Highlights.

So if you have already written something that fits our scope be sure to use our online submission form and share it with us!

If you haven't written something already, there's still time! The next issue goes live on February 7th.

The MolBio Carnival #6

From Kevin Bonham's selected post
at We Beasties 

The first 2011 issue of The MolBio Carnival is now live at Phased. It's the 6th one already!

Michael Scott Long did a great job hosting the first ever issue organized by someone that wasn't directly involved in the Carnival's initial conception.

With topics ranging from bacterial superantigents and protein structure prediction, to zinc finger nucleases, the 6th edition of the Carnival will surely pique your interest, regardless of your field of research.

If you didn't have time to get your post in this month's issue, don't worry! You can always submit to the next edition, which will be hosted by Francisco Barriga at MolBio Research Highlights. The Carnival returns home for its 7th edition! 

Call for submissions MolBio Carnival #6

A new edition of the most fantastic blog carnival out there, The MolBio Carnival, is coming, just in time for the holidays.

This edition will be hosted by Michael Scott Long over at Phased.

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We are very excited about this issue, because it will be the first one to be hosted by someone who did not participate in its organization. We hope more people will become interested in hosting and promoting this carnival.

So, while you are sitting by the Christmas tree drinking eggnog or waiting the New Year's countdown, why not submit your best molbio-related blog posts? There's still time!

The next issue goes live on Jan 3rd.

The MolBio Carnival #5

It's out! A new issue of the MolBio Carnival has just been published! This issue, the 5th one already, was hosted by LabRat, who did a fantastic job compiling posts discussing topics ranging from epigenetics to the reproductive systems of marsupials!

Figure from Khalil A. Cassimally's selected post 

Go check it out now!

If you didn't have time to get your post in this month's issue, don't worry! You can always submit to the next edition, which will be hosted by Michael Scott Long at Phased.

Call for submissions MolBio Carnival #5

A new issue of the Carnival is coming and we are looking for exciting posts discussing the molecular basis of life.

This time, the Carnival will be hosted by LabRat and she really wants to go big.

So if you have already written something that fits our scope be sure to use our online submission form and share it with us!

If you haven't written something already, there's still time! The next issue goes live on Dec. 6th.

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