Are You Scientists Excited for the Eclipse?

Everyone is excited!

via xkcd

A Water Cycle

By James F. Regan at James of No Trades

My Mitochondria are Strong!

...mostly.

 via chibird.com

Should You Ask a Question During Seminar?

There needs to be a box for "Do you need the seminar to end so you can refill your coffee?"
Of course, the answer to that is always "Yes."

via PhDComics

Dandelions

via sadanduseless.com

The Difference: Normal Person vs. Scientist

From xkcd

Like a Tardigrade, My Love For You Will Never Die

How could I pass up a Valentine's Day without posting some wonderfully sciency V-day cards and comics?

From: Tiny Snek Comics

via FB; credit unknown

From: Sketching Science

From: National Geographic Channel

From: Trust me, I'm a "Biologist"; comic credit: Nick Uhlig

From: Trust me, I'm a "Biologist"; comic credit unknown

From: Entomology Memes

From: Fake Science

From: The Upturned Microscope

From: Gomer Blog

From: Science Friday

From: Science Friday

From: xkcd

The 8 Stages of Academic Poster Presentations

From Errant Science, the 8 Stages of Academic Poster Presentations.

Responsible Ordering

I did something similar yesterday.

(via The Upturned Microscope)

That Eureka! Moment

Yep, that's how it works.

by Pedromics

Jupiter's Largest Moon...ing

(via Unearthed Comics)

Did Someone Say Something?

Me...

via https://goo.gl/CVQ3VU

Why Do You Research?

All true...

(via Enzo Life Sciences and Trust me, I'm a Biologist, respectively. The latter doesn't cite an original source so if you know it then please let me know.

The Birds of Academia

Errant Science Comics gets it spot on (pun intended) with this little comic.

(via Errant Science on tumblr)

Maturation is Coming

BioLegend has come up with a great little page about cells will mature and change into different stages as they develop. The animations are pretty neat, showing what gets upregulated on T cells, Tregs, B cells (mouse and human), monocyte/macrophages (and subclasses), and dendritic cells. And a neat little gimmick is the Game of Thrones-esque House sigils they have created for each cell type:

(via BioLegend Maturation Markers)

Statistically Significant Failure

(via Twisted Doodles)

The USB Superposition

Every. Single. Time.

Technically, I have a 50/50 chance of getting it right. I never do.

(I got this image via imgur, but it is obviously an intel original)

Phylogenetic Christmas Tree

hmmmm...I should do this...

(via xkcd)

How to Read a Professor's Door

This comic is so true that I'm considering taping it to my P.I.'s door.

(via PhD Comics)

An Ad for Science

It's funny because it's true.

(via The Awkward Yeti)