Biomedical research, teams, and the carestream

"...Oh, the thinks you can think."  Dr. Seuss Can you volitionally rhyme words? Does curiosity prompt you to look under that rock along the pathway to see what's underneath? Are…

The progressive, enduring work and commitment to bring to pass ideas, to form something that resembles a mentally-conceived image, to start with little-to-nothing and then over a long time create…

Many physical items with which we interface regularly have diametric opposite extremes. Faucets have a handle for hot and a handle for cold. Batteries have positive and negative poles, and…

At times, the oppression of circumstances leaves us feeling stuck, blocked, hampered, and tied-up, with no options, and it seems there is no way out.  The attraction of what moved…

A lot can be learned from watching a toddler. If you’re going to walk at any speed, the first skill to master is “get up”. This is followed by… Control…

Wise living involves figuring out how the world works, and discovering just how to navigate within its operating system. Because this involves so many people, the number of variables to…

Depending whether one believes hope is rare and exhaustible, or is abundant and replenishable will determine how interactions with others, especially strangers, are pursued. Yes, there can be limits to…

No one craves failure. And yet failure is such an inherent part of pushing forward to try new things.   There’s a perception that the more experienced one becomes, the fewer…

What can be held in one’s hand (what is grasped) fits nicely, is well under control, can be moved and manipulated at the whim of the holder. At one’s reach,…

After years of planning, development and construction, the Grand Opening (actually it was the hermetically-sealing or “closing”) of Biosphere II was much celebrated.  This experiment in how to deliberately establish…