LabLit Tips archive

Coming soon...
- Mrs Oppenheimer's woes
  
  Amy Charles reviews the opera Dr. Atomic
- Earth, the final frontier
  
  More original science poetry from John Thomas Clark
- Art and architecture
  
  Oxford Biochemistry tries something different
- A quick spin
  
  Original short fiction from Julie Ghosh
- Paean to mathematics
  
  Original poetry from Peter Roberts
- Fish out of water
  
  On artist-in-
  residency at London's Science Museum
- ... and more!
Past highlights
- The Day After Today
  
  Interview with Kim Stanley Robinson
- Dr. Flirt
  
  Can a PhD attract women?
- Bad cop
  
  Guardian columnist Ben Goldacre defrocks the pseudoscientists
- Unkind literature
  
  Lewis Wolpert ponders fictional science bad guys
- The Glider
  
  Martin Raff recalls a childhood bust-up
- Marketing lab lit fiction
  
  An experiment with Waterstone's
- Sex in the lab
  
  What's Kat Arney wearing under her white coat?

LabLit Tips archive

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Four Scientists in Search of an Author

A SciTalk fiction event at the Oxford Literary Festival
Jennifer Rohn (18 Feb '07)
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Science's ultimate page-turners

In search of the best science book ever
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Kindred Links

A growing list of relevant websites recommended by the Editor
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Transforming raw data into art

The enSight Gallery, Edinburgh
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Subtle Science Short Story Challenge
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'Genes Talking' at the ICA, London UK

An interactive molecular biology lab open to the public

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In the news
- "Fictional quantum conspiracy"
  
  LabLit's editor reviews a new novel in Nature
- What is LabLit.com?
  
  Learn more on the Guardian's 'Science Weekly' podcast
- "From bench to book"
  
  LabLit's editor reviews 3 novels in Nature
- Behind the scenes
  
  Q&A of LabLit's editor in Nature
- "Image and imagination: overhauling the reputation of scientists"
  
  LabLit's editor in Laboratory News
- "LabLit is all about encouraging the use of realistic depictions of science and scientists in realistic fiction"
  
  Scott Keir, Nature Network London
- "Why aren't white coats sexy?"
  
  LabLit's editor writes in The Biochemist
- "It's a wonderful venture, and a topic of the most resonant importance"
  
  novelist Richard Powers on LabLit.com
- "FUN: Still life, with test tube"
  
  Science magazine recommends LabLit
- "Experimental fiction"
  
  LabLit's editor talks fiction in Nature
- "A light touch and some panache"
  
  LabLit reviewed by The Biochemist