Finding my content (blog posts, videos, uploads) on topics you're looking for

if you're looking for poster videos on a specific topic I might have covered it already and so here is how you can most easily find it I keep a master list of

all the posts for every day the topic um the links the blog version the YouTube version any uploads if you just are interested in videos you

can search my YouTube channel if you go I've tried to organize things into some playlists um some of them are more hopefully organized than others in terms of like

more specific and things like this some of the videos are really old and aren't so great um but they you can search them all here as well as just I'm just searching my

channel in general there's a um a specific topic you are interested in you can also search my blog the bumbling biochemist um so if you're looking for something

specific I might have contact on it and so you can search it in here um and if you go to let's talk science here you can find posts organized on a

variety of different topics um so this includes like a page of lab techniques if you're more specifically looking for things about protein expression and purification I have a

whole post on that structural biology I have posts on those mammalian cell culture

random practical lab tips and tricks um things about like school and training and post-docs and all of this stuff um random practical posts on various things

if you want more resources outside of what I provided I have a page with a guide to resources that I found really helpful one of the nice things about

viewing posts on the blog is that the terms are connected to a glossary and so if you click on a term in the context of an article or if you scroll over the term it'll basically pop up the

definition or my description and if you click on it it'll take you to the um to the blog version and so if you are interested um that's one benefit about reading it

on my blog as opposed to reading it in like the comments of the YouTube or whatever but if that's how you that's how you roll you can also read them in the comments and then I also have a link

in all of the descriptions for my posts and my videos to the blog version um so you can basically if if there's a topic in there it might be easiest to find it in this form or it might be

easiest to search for it in one of the other um locations it kind of depends on how specific the term is and whether it's actually something that I used when I named it um in this post by post topic

or whether it's something that just came up in the context of the post um but you can see all of the post topics that I've covered in the past if

you search this 365 days tab if you go to the other tab well now it's going to show you um links to those key Pages where I had the techniques and

they on various things the amino acid posts classic experiments so culture structural biology I also have a number of uploads so I have a Google Drive Link

where you can find these as well so in addition to finding this 365 days of science which is the guide to what I'm showing you now I have a variety of uploads um various things about

concentrations determination tips for um using databases and some of my favorite tools and things about python

staying organized cloning formulas various spreadsheets and things like this and so you can find that and the BB resources in the Google Drive um and then here are the links to some

of the things that you'll find there as well as links to some of the YouTube playlists I have um and so lots of different ways to find the content and hopefully I have what

you look what you're looking for um I might not if I don't I'm sorry um you can try asking me I don't know if I'll have time or if it's something that I'm not familiar with um then I

definitely don't have time to research into it I'm a full-time postdoc um so I'm a lab scientist and part of the reason why I try to organize this all so

well is that so both I can find things and so you can find them more easily because I have a day job and I just do this to help people learn so I hope that this

helps I hope that this helps you find the content I do this all for free I'm not trying to like advertise myself for anything I just want to help people learn and so I want you to be able to

find the content you need um if I haven't covered it already and so hope this helped you