Early Married Days
Evidently, our skinny phase
The cat is Whiskers
I am back at work for both of my ovarian cancer programs, after a hiatus of
nearly a month. They both have things
for me to proof-read. These documents
tend to be – for an outsider like me – tortuous, murky, and baffling, so I have
to read them practically word by word.
This makes me pretty good at catching printing errors – but, of course,
rather poor at editing. But I do my
best.
Next month I am going to attend a conference on ovarian
cancer research, held at Seattle University under the auspices of the Rivkin
center. I intend to come back enlightened. I am on pins and needles awaiting talks like
the following:
Epithelial-mesenchymal transition
driven by transcriptional feedback loops contributes to intertumoral molecular
heterogeneity in the metastasis and relapse of epithelial ovarian cancer Ruby
Yun-Ju Huang, MD, PhD • Cancer Science Institute of Singapore & National
University of Singapore
Yes, I am being cynical.
I may skip this one – but others promise to be at least partially comprehensible. I am sure to learn things. Anyway, the conference cost me next to nothing – and they
serve free breakfasts!
Oh such a scholarly title for a workshop! I recognized a few of the words. Glad you are back to helping out Hutch and Rivkin.
ReplyDeleteFortunately, this is only a 20-minute talk. (It will take five minutes just to read the title.) I may take a bathroom break.
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