dead insect: Stem cell research in high temperature environments

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Thursday, June 23, 2005

Stem cell research in high temperature environments

At work, we just don't have any aircon. It's 36 degrees celcius in the office.

So after about 2pm it just gets too hot to do anything at all productive and everyone gets apathetic or stroppy. The net result is this.