I couldn’t pass this up. Below is a link to a webpage with galleries of science-themed cartoons created by the famed Sidney Harris. Enjoy!
http://www.sciencecartoonsplus.com/gallery.htm
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4 comments:
Life in research cartoon for biology scientists, PhD, postdocs.
This is something different and creative for me because I can't believe existing a science cartoon.
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