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enforcer48
STEMGeeks
2020-06-15 00:24
A Night at the Lab: Thin Blood Smears
Here is something fun from work this week. We don't often get positive malaria smears, but they do happen. The key to reading malarial smears is knowing what is not in normal blood. I have attached
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enforcer48
STEMGeeks
2020-02-24 00:35
The Amount of Work
Ever wonder how much workload a clinical lab at a good-sized hospital process in a month? Well, here's a partial look at those statistics. The numbers here only apply to tests and patient samples that
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enforcer48
STEMGeeks
2020-02-10 02:20
Practical Microbiology: Processing AFB Cultures II
Some acronyms that could help you read this post: AFB = acid fast bacillus MGIT = mycobacteria growth indicator tubes And this post is a continuation of this one. Remember the stats I showed you
holovision
Futurology
2020-01-24 15:10
Why Future Space Travel could be more Romulan than Federation
In the fictional Star Trek universe most space-faring civilizations use matter-antimatter annihilation to power their spacecrafts. For 2020 A.D. Earth that is literally a tall order because antimatter
bulliontools
Town Square
2026-08-04 13:04
Published via Ecency
Promoted
Win HSBI, Drawmatic Shares, Ecency Points and More!
I recently started the Mildly Infuriating community here on Hive. It's a place where people can post and vent about something in their day that upset them, and an opportunity for people to come together
enforcer48
STEMGeeks
2020-01-21 04:26
Practical Microbiology: Processing AFB Cultures
AFB = acid fast bacilli Processing acid fast bacilli cultures takes quite a bit of time. In fact, it usually occupies a third of my 10-hour shift. I often do them along side of fungal cultures
stem.curate
STEMGeeks
2020-01-19 18:04
#stemsunday Competition (STEM Miner giveaway)
Supporting Steemians on STEMGeeks! Hello STEMgeeks! @stem.curate is running a competition over the next week where you will be able to win 1 STEM miner token. This is a value of 20 Steem and if staked
scholaris
steemstem
2020-01-19 14:22
Energy - Hydroelectric
Water is our life's blood. Our bodies thrive on it. Civilizations rise and fall from its use. Water also provides power. Ancient civilizations perfected methods to use the power provided by water to simplify
enforcer48
STEMGeeks
2020-01-13 01:42
Trouble Brewing in the Lab
Well, this was an unexpected surprise from my department supervisor. Without knowing anything, one could tell something terrible had happened. Our quality control is outside of accepted range.
papilloncharity
Photography Lovers
2026-08-07 11:14
Promoted
Nature's love lesson.
A first for us to see this loving Cape White Eye couple (Zosterops virens) in action. And my first thought was that I must try this with my wife when we get back home. So, as soon as we got back, I waited
balticbadger
stemsunday
2020-01-06 10:25
Random Thought (Human Evolution)
Pixabay Image While doing some curating this morning for the @stem.curate account, I ran across an interesting article on the origins of the Human species here by @higgs. This has always been a fascinating
enforcer48
STEMGeeks
2020-01-05 17:35
The Tools of the Trade: Chrome Agar
When I was in school going through my microbiology courses, it was hectic. Don't get me wrong, I loved those classes and my desire to do well was genuine. I remember setting up biochemical tests to identify
colibrifremedies
naturalmedicine
2019-12-30 17:08
Turkey Tail: From The Woods To My Mug
In today's day and age you can practically buy just about any sort of plant/herbal/fungi medicine whether online or in stores. It's pretty common for folks to take capsules of particular extracts to help
enforcer48
STEMGeeks
2019-12-29 17:02
Another Night in the Lab
It was the first night back to work since part of my Christmas vacation. I only work until the coming Wednesday morning and I'm gone for another week. Lucky for me, something unsual happened the first
darth-azrael
retrocomputing
2026-08-09 21:11
Published via Ecency
Promoted
Byte (February 1978)
Byte was one of the earliest and most technical computer magazines available. The February 1978 issue includes:
balticbadger
STEMGeeks
2019-12-23 18:18
The Effectiveness of Small-Scale Anaerobic Digesters in Reducing Carbon Dioxide Emissions (VI)
Welcome to the #stemsunday edition of my anaerobic digester series, if you would like to see the introduction post please click here. Yet again a day late, sorry! Can I blame the holidays? Click here for
enforcer48
STEMGeeks
2019-12-22 22:43
Get Warm Quick
You may have a good central heating system at home. Even then, there could be certain parts of the house that will not receive adequate heat. Yes, I am looking at the basement and sometimes the bathrooms.
balticbadger
stemsunday
2019-12-16 19:26
The Effectiveness of Small-Scale Anaerobic Digesters in Reducing Carbon Dioxide Emissions (V)
Welcome to the #stemsunday edition of my anaerobic digester series, if you would like to see the introduction post please click here. Yes I know it's a day late, and I apologize for not getting back to
enforcer48
STEMGeeks
2019-12-16 00:24
Accidents. They happen, you know?
Accidents happen in the laboratory. In fact, accidents happen in most, if not all, sectors of healthcare. Trust me, it's not fun dealing with them. I recall shadowing a phlebotomist during my
manuelgil64
Shadow Hunters
2026-08-08 21:55
Published via Ecency
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My Entry for the Reflection Hunters Contest - Round 283 [ENG/ESP]
"The world is a looking glass and gives back to every man the reflection of his own face." William Makepeace Thackeray Reflection Hunters Contest - Round 283 I’m sharing these two photos with
balticbadger
stemsunday
2019-12-08 07:51
The Effectiveness of Small-Scale Anaerobic Digesters in Reducing Carbon Dioxide Emissions (IV)
Welcome to the #stemsunday edition of my anaerobic digester series, if you would like to see the introduction post please click here. Click here for Part II. Click here for Part III. This is Part IV of
enforcer48
stemsunday
2019-12-02 00:29
A Night in the Lab
Some Pixabay image It's another night at the job when I received a phone call from the floor in regards to a test. For the record, I work in the microbiology department in the hospital lab. The
davidesimoncini
travelfeed
2019-12-01 15:03
Frigido Riverside Walk - StemSunday
Hello Steemians! Nearby my home, there is the principal river of my province, the Frigido River. I often go there because there is a medium-long walk around the final portions of the water basin, the Frigido
hjmarseille
ita
2019-11-24 12:22
Electric guitar pick-ups / I pick-up nelle chitarre elettriche
Electric guitar pick-ups Steemians friends well found for a new chapter #stemsunday on electric guitars. This time we talk about pickups, the magnets that "fan" our guitar. They are nothing but
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