Category Archives: patron saints of labs

Lab Ninjas – ANIMAL edition

Posted on March 22, 2008 by Thermochronic

I like to think of myself as a lab person. I think on average, I have a decent knowledge of the technical aspects of noble gas analysis. I have built a He extraction line from scatch, I’ve been involved with … Continue reading →

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Show us your lab – BWRU edition

Posted on May 27, 2007 by Thermochronic

Following Lab Lemming and Sara at Life is Nich si mal as well as the related field photo post from …Or Something I am contributing pictures of my old lab. This is kind of cheating, because I no longer work … Continue reading →

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Merit Badges and MacGyver

Posted on February 20, 2007 by Thermochronic

I know the MacGyver topic is getting a tab old now, but I was fumbling through the science-o-blogosphere (not as smooth off the tongue as geoblogosphere) and I found this “organization.” They call themselves the Order of the Science Scouts … Continue reading →

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Angus MacGyver, Patron Saint of Noble Gas Labs

Posted on February 14, 2007 by Thermochronic

I’d like to nominate MacGyver as the patron saint of noble gas thermochronology labs. I had originally thought that perhaps he could represent all labs, and perhaps I need to expand my definition, but I have my reasons. Let me … Continue reading →

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