Inflammablog4: Happy Solstice, Eclipse, and New Year!

20 December 2010

Happy Solstice, Eclipse, and New Year!

There is an eclipse of the moon tonight, but it starts at around 11:15 PM and runs until 2 AM, so good for night owls. If the sky is clear it should be spectacular.

A very happy holiday to all, and best wishes for a terrific New Year!

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JohnC495January 7, 2011 at 5:02 PM
I saw some of that eclipse, it was pretty cool! Happy new year to everyone and see you all in class soon... but hopefully not too soon haha.
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Inflammablog4 is the fourth Blog made specially to be shared by two courses at two schools: PSIO 495 at University of Arizona in Tucson, and IMMU 7630 at University of Colorado School of Medicine in Denver. PSIO is a colloquium on inflammation and IMMU is a lecture course on immunology for graduate students. You can visit the Original Inflammablog, Inflammablog2, and Inflammablog3.

Inflammablog4 is the place to post short reviews about selected subjects in immunology, inflammation, and infection, and have them commented on (and possibly even improved) by classmates and colleagues. It is managed by John Cohen in Denver, and Zoë Cohen in Tucson. We urge students in either course to comment on the postings by their classmates and by the students in the other course.

We particularly want this to be a place to practice clear, friendly communication to people who have a background in science, but are not experts in this particular area. Sort of the Café Scientifique crowd. The post "Mumps: Gone? Uh uh" is a sample of what we'd like to see.