Word also has it that, as all good geneticists should, Reed has successfully replicated himself (albeit quite imperfectly, only 50% genetic identity by descent).
As you can plainly see above, these life-changing events have had quite an effect on the poor Reed.
Congratulations Prof Cartwright!That's PROFESSOR Reed to you, baby
Well, it had to happen sometime. Yet another one of our own, veteran TO-poster, long-time PT contributor, hacker, and guru Reed Cartwright, has taken the academic plunge and accepted a tenure-track appointment.
(As if it wasn't enough being the current Huxley Faculty Fellow at Rice University!)
Reed starts this coming January 2012 as an Assistant Professor with the Biodesign Institute (does that have the D-word in it?) at Arizona State University.
He will be sharing his lab space with Prof. Steve Steve, of course.
Word also has it that, as all good geneticists should, Reed has successfully replicated himself (albeit quite imperfectly, only 50% genetic identity by descent).
As you can plainly see above, these life-changing events have had quite an effect on the poor Reed.
Congratulations Prof Cartwright!
Word also has it that, as all good geneticists should, Reed has successfully replicated himself (albeit quite imperfectly, only 50% genetic identity by descent).
As you can plainly see above, these life-changing events have had quite an effect on the poor Reed.
Congratulations Prof Cartwright!
19 Comments
DS · 2 November 2011
Congratulations Reed.
Good luck.
Douglas Theobald · 2 November 2011
Does anyone else think Reed looks uncannily like a zombie panda?
Robin · 2 November 2011
Congrats!
Mike Elzinga · 2 November 2011
This look would make for interesting freshmen exam proctoring.
Joe Felsenstein · 2 November 2011
D P Robin · 2 November 2011
Best Wishes Reed!
dpr
Mike Elzinga · 2 November 2011
robert van bakel · 3 November 2011
Congratulations. Aaaah, science moving purposefully onward; merit being rewarded, and what have you. However,'BioDESIGN Institute'? Couldn't they change their name to the, 'Biowhatlooks likesomeonedesigneditbutitsreallyRM&NSatwork Institute'.
SWT · 3 November 2011
Congratulations!
Pete Moulton · 3 November 2011
Congratulations, and welcome to Arizona, Reed!
Jonboy · 3 November 2011
Congrats !! If you get bored, roll on down the road to Tucson ( U of A ) and I'll give you a tour.
Karen S. · 3 November 2011
My sincere congratulations! Hope you are happy in your new position.
harold · 3 November 2011
Congratulations on both the job and the genetic replication.
I hope you replicated yourself as an adult, but I suspect you may have taken the easy way out and generated a replicant that is not only a mere 50% match, but also at the neonatal development stage, requiring years of maturation. But they are cute when they're young.
Kevin B · 3 November 2011
Is Arizona close enough to Colorado for
DrProf Cartwright to drop in and give Atheistoclast's talk for him?Henry J · 3 November 2011
Karen S. · 4 November 2011
bigdakine · 4 November 2011
Imagine what Reed would look like if he was wearing a costume.
Henry J · 4 November 2011
Was he designed that way? :p
Gary_Hurd · 4 November 2011
Congratulations, and best wishes.