Medicine cartoons November 23, 2006
Posted by Dr. Bertalan Meskó in Sciencefun.trackback
Nearing Zero is site with Nick Kim’s cartoons. Nick D. Kim is an honorary lecturer and scientist of chemistry at the University of Waikato in New Zealand. He is known under his pseudonym Nick. Take a look at his scientific homepage and a list of medicine-related cartoons.
A catch from easternblot.net.
[...] I’ve had a post about medical cartoons, but there is a new one with more features. Biocomicals provides new cartoons every week, but also provides medical and health news. An interesting feature is the Conference finder, a tool powered by Google Maps, that helps you to search for conventions’ submission due, starting and ending dates all over the world besides their locations and web addresses. I loved their statement: Our motivation to create Biocomicals immerged from integrating science and fun. Biocomicals will bring this idea into life through several tools, our talent and enthusiasm. [...]
[...] After medical cartoons (1 and 2), here is a list of medical and scientifical jokes. You can learn how to sing a biological song, you can read jokes, last words, but my favourite was the dictionary. Take a look at some featured entries: Chemical Engineering: The practice of doing for a profit what an organic chemist only does for fun. [...]