Friday's New Scientist featured an interesting and offbeat article by molecular geneticist Wayne Grody, who has worked as a technical advisor for numerous movies as well as the hit television show, CSI. Filmmakers, actors, set designers and crew aren't all that different from scientists, he says, in that they're curious, professional, genuinely interested in the subject at hand, and work 18 hours or more each day. To read the article, click here.
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