I should probably spend less time in the Biology forum and more time reading papers and posting about them here on my blog. Something to work on in the near future.

Anyway, on the off chance in a billion anyone else here shares my personal interests in bioinorganic chemistry, EPR spectroscopy, and assembly of complex biochemical structures in interesting systems, you may be interested by this paper in PNAS:

Jose A. Hernandez, Leonardo Curatti, Constantino P. Aznar,...

Just some papers that tickled my fancy by their title/abstract. I figure by posting them here, I will shame myself into actually reading them in the hopes of perhaps posting a mini-review about them later on this blog. Otherwise, when I just bookmark the link in Firefox, it lingers until I end up just deleting it. Heh.

Analyzing wood density in violins by nondestructive radiological methods.

Understanding water and its role in "rational" protein crystallization....

Um, I really don't have anything extremely interesting to say at the moment (blame my job search and trying to write stuff up from grad school), but to make this slightly more than a mere placeholder blog post, some of my favorite biophysics/biochemistry links.

Biophysics Educational Resources.

Protein Data Bank.

The Biological Magnetic Resonance Databank.