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Cesar Sanchez
London, UK
Scientific editor, microbiologist [Editor científico, microbiólogo]
Interests: science communication, scientific publishing, social media, science, biology, microbiology, internet
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Dear Merry & Elio,
I've been following this blog for years, and Merry's contribution will certainly be missed. Live long and prosper on your lava island, Merry!
Cesar
(I once wrote "I'm not a Star-Trek fan"; well, that's not true anymore...)
Commented Jul 17, 2012 on Blog Evolution at Small Things Considered
Blog Evolution
by Elio Merry notes: I first stumbled across STC when reading a book by Elio’s friend, Lynn Margulis, in which she mentioned the ectosymbionts of Euplotidium. Googling for that critter by name brought me to Elio’s 2007 post about this hand- some ciliate. I am sorry and sad that Me...
Thank you, Elio!
Commented Sep 26, 2011 on 21 Blogs Considered at Small Things Considered
21 Blogs Considered
by Elio Fellow blogger César Sánchez has posted Microbiology Blogs: A list of 20 great blogs for microbe lovers. Modestly, he omitted his own notable blog, Twisted Bacteria. We are in good company. Thanks, César.
Great post, Elio!
The history of Latin American microbiology does include some fascinating chapters. The Spanish Society for Microbiology has a webpage with brief biographies for some microbiology pioneers, including Eugenio Espejo:
Pioneers of microbiology / Latin American microbiology
http://www.semicro.es/sec/pioneros.php
(English and Spanish versions)
Readers may also find the following article interesting:
Microbiology in Latin America and the ALAM (Latin American Association for Microbiology)
http://www.im.microbios.org/1103/IM1103_0221.pdf
Commented Jul 21, 2010 on Microbiology in the Andes: Ancient and Unexpected at Small Things Considered
Microbiology in the Andes: Ancient and Unexpected
by Elio The Ancient Gate of the Universidad de San Gregorio Magno. Thanks to the investigations by the Ecuadorian physician and scientist, Dr. Byron Núñez Freile, I learned of a surprisingly high level of scientific development that took place long ago in a remote region of the world. Quit...
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