There is an experiment we can do to determine which of you have dominant alleles, but it takes nine months and I would be fired for even suggesting it.
Molecular Biology professor
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There is an experiment we can do to determine which of you have dominant alleles, but it takes nine months and I would be fired for even suggesting it.
Molecular Biology professor
Everything in math is made up.
Probability Professor (via mathprofessorquotes)
Please note, this exclamation mark is not a factorial. It’s just this result is… WOW! It’s exciting!
Real Analysis professor (via mathprofessorquotes)
The goal of mathematics is to do as little as possible.
Algebra professor (via mathprofessorquotes)
Sperm are always happy. They are happy bois
-bio teacher while drawing a sperm
You are what good sex looks like. It’s exciting!!
Genetics professor
.. this type of work is called shaft work, and I don’t mean what will happen to you during next week’s midterm.
Thermo Prof explaining different kinds of work
As physicists, we are born to suffer.
Theoretical Physics professor before beginning a long calculation
What are we doing if we aren’t doing science? Political Science. And what is political science? Pseudoscience.
Environmental Health Sciences Professor
“In the classroom I will never ever talk about politics, religion… or organic chemistry!”
Inorganic Chemistry Professor
“Wait, what’s this trig identity, again? I don’t have to remember this stuff, you all do.”
— Calculus professor
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Day 7 of #ChemAdvent looks at Brussels sprouts, and how if you’re not a fan of them you might have a genetic excuse! More detail here: https://ift.tt/33R42CN https://ift.tt/33RQ0R5