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October 16, 2026: Chasing Challenges

“What is attended with difficulty in the seeking gives greater pleasure in the finding”–Augustine The age of AI presents us with an interesting conundrum. If knowledge is increasingly easy to find, then what happens... read more

October 9, 2026: Will science save the world?

Will science save the world? No, of course not. Science is limited in scope, and our greatest problems are fundamentally based in the sinful human condition – a problem that science can’t solve. ... read more

October 2, 2026: Numbers

I remember the first time I did a genetics experiment. It wasn’t in college, although I know I took a genetics class there. It wasn’t in graduate school. That was mostly biochemistry for me.... read more

September 25, 2026: Alumni and Pathfinders

This weekend is the confluence of two worlds, or maybe more accurately, of two ages – young and old (which sometimes seems like two worlds). The Lake Union Conference is holding its annual Pathfinder camporee just down the... read more

September 18, 2026: Going out

Sometimes you just have to get out! Studying, reading, and watching is ok some of the time. But we are meant for movement. And there is a lot to see, sometimes just in your own backyard, so to... read more

September 11, 2026: Change

Change. Sometimes challenging. Often exciting. A change in job, location, friends, school, circumstance. 9/11, this day 25 years ago, was a day of change. 9/11 is an example of an event that has a... read more

September 4, 2026: Challenges and Rest

What do you think are today’s greatest challenges in medicine? Cancer? Yes, that one will likely never go away. Last week, news broke that a new pill for pancreatic cancer will give you 6 more... read more