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DNA-based drug carriers and dynamic proteoids with tunable properties Liu, Yun
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Stellingen behorende bij het proefschrift
DNA-based drug carriers and dynamic
proteoids with tunable properties
1. Not only successful experiments, but also failed experiments tell scientists a lot. Natural science should learn from social science to make public and analyze the failed experiments.
J. Lei, A. Walker,
Social Policy and Society
, 2013,12
, 17. 2. The journals should unify their author guidelines to make it more convenient for authors.3. Multidisciplinary research and cooperation are necessary, requiring PhD students to attend “unrelated” conferences to obtain novel knowledge and perspectives.
4. One of the main limitations in the application of dynamic combinatorial chemistry (DCC) is the lack of appropriate analytical methods.
5. Lab supervisors should print out their lab rules, so that visitors will not be confused/surprised.
6. A coin has two sides. It would be much more valuable and helpful if authors of publications were asked to point out the disadvantages of their research in addition to the advantages.
7. “Cooking food is contributing more to China’s smog than industry” is unbelievable.
People’s Daily
8. “With great power comes great responsibility” is a white lie.
