3 months ago when @sco initiated his #myshittiestmethod challenge. Back then I loudly thought about adding my own special lab experience to this challenge too. Well, however, I didn't manage to do it on

3 weeks ago, I announced the #myshittiestmethod challenge, and since there was no new entry for the last 2 weeks, I think it is time to call it to an end and recap. The object was to let scientists/science

@sco is doing a "my shittiest method" challenge thing and I have been nominated by @scienceangel ! Took me some time but now I am writing it. Although it's more of a "my shittiest

G’day team, Today I’m writing to partially to enter @Sco ‘My shittiest method’ competition, but mostly to rant about a long month where I exploded a lot of veins. Quite apart from a lot of the other entries

I was thinking for a while what was the method I had most "fun" with, however I couldn't remember anything nearly as painful as @sco and @alexs1320 have been through. Since I was nominated, I

In the first post of this series, @sco shared his suffering with us, and now it’s my turn. This post is mainly devoted to Ph.D. students, a very vulnerable group of people, often trapped on bad projects.

In this new challenge reseachers/science students have to present the worst method they are forced to work with. I imagine having your Prof looking through the same microscope beats even an ICE assay.