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Welcome to the sequel to me trying to trick myself into studying by inserting lecture material into Six of Crows quotes
“Pre- and post-synaptic positions are variable,” said Kaz, “It’s one of the benefits of being a member of the D2 dopamine receptor class,”
officially a uni student ahhhhh
hey everybody!! over the last week, I've managed to enrol, move out of my parents house and into my university accommodation, meet my flatmates as well as my lecturers. this has been a very busy and exciting week and its only just hitting me that this thing I've wanted for more than half my life is finally right here in my hands.
i officially start my course on Monday, however i haven't actually got any lectures until Wednesday morning, so here are some things i am/ will be doing in preparation.
finding recipes to meal-prep, so i don't have to find myself cooking after a long day of lectures. Pinterest has been my BEST friend for this and I've already got a couple of ideas jotted down.
I've created some note-taking templates for each of the modules I'm currently doing. this definitely isn't a requirement, but i think it'll be useful for more intense sessions. i used Microsoft one-note for this and created separate notebooks for separate modules.
trying to refresh my brain on key scientific knowledge. it sounds so silly, but ive done nearly nothing academic over the summer, so i expect that my memory has gone a bit hazy, so i think a couple of quizes will help refresh my mind a bit, and put me back in that "ready to learn" mindset
all in all, I'm really excited to start this course. all the modules seem really fun, and based on conversations I've had with people that were in their first year of the same course last year, its looking like I've signed myself up for a challenging and informative academic year ahead. i cant wait to tell you all about it :)
take care of yourselves. remember to do your best with what you have.
jane
microbiology is so #goated
A Look Inside a Brain Cancer Cell
This isn't just a pretty picture; it's a map of how a brain cancer cell thrives.
The luminous cyan web is the actin cytoskeleton. It's the cell's scaffolding and its engine, constantly remodeling to push the cell forward through the brain's delicate tissue.
The fiery red network is the endoplasmic reticulum (ER). Think of it as the cell's intensive production and logistics hub, synthesizing proteins and managing the intense stress of rapid, chaotic growth.
When you see them together like this, you're witnessing the fundamental machinery of invasion. The cell isn't just growing; it's strategically rewiring itself to survive and spread.
Review of 2026.
I applied to university before the beginning of the year. I decided to go to a local university even though I wanted a different university to go. The course I changed from Law to Biomedical Science. The reason was I watched a law video where it mentioned to how become a patent lawyer but you need a stem degree as background behind the law degree.
instead of saying bottom this, switch that, let's biomed-ify the terms for my stem gang
you're just a silly little bottom and nothing else? OBLIGATE BOTTOM.
"erm actually im a switch☝️🤓"
Sorry it sounds like FACULTATIVE BOTTOM in here- Prefers to bottom but can top if necessary
(idk what part of my brain came up with this help)
Blog intro
Hello! I am a biomedical science student very interested in science and nature, and this is my blog for posting about those things.
I will mostly be posting pictures of and trying to identify fungi I find out and about. I am by no means an expert, this is just something I find fun, a lot of my identification attempts will likely be wrong and so if anyone knows better please feel free to correct me.
As well as fungi I’m interested in microbiology and marine biology, as well as anything to do with animals.
Feel free to request shitty mspaint doodles or posts about a specific organism !
Also this should go without saying, but if you’re a TERF, transphobe, or otherwise anti-LGBT, stay the fuck away from this blog. This blog is about real biology and not transphobic bullshit
Had to create a studyblr in an attempt to romanticize my degree😔
