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London and Keller
I am now recovered from the flight. Attended Keller’s presentation today. He did well. Must have been the day for Australians. The plenary conference speaker was an Australian. He was great. He...
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Letters to a young scientist
It is early, very early morning in London. My flight leaves from Heathrow, and since I am on the east end, the car will take an hour to get to the airport. I have decided to stay up until I leave at...
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On being a dummkopf
As my name implies (assuming you know a bit of German), I can be thick-headed. Dumb, if you will. My terminal stupidity broke out again last Spring, and this post is about my mistake. As I have said...
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Billfish and boys
Boyo (R. Keller Kopf, PhD) is in Taiwan speaking about Billfish. He doesn’t get paid much in his gig as a post-doctoral research fellow at Charles Sturt University in Australia, but he does get to...
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A park in China
Concrete beasts, creatures in trees and lakes filled with fishes at Si Hai Park in the middle of Shekou. From left to right, Milan, Petra, Keller, Fletcher and Stacey. Some things are more important...
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Far away
Keller, Petra, Milan and Fletcher Karel took his (very good) high school soccer team in China to a couple of tournaments, and that gave Lisa, Petra and Milan a chance to fly to Australia to see Keller,...
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Sleep comes late when it is fall down under
Second infusion of the third cycle today. Given steroids by mouth for 14 days and oral infusion of more steroids today. Supposed to serve as an antidote for allergic reactions to one of the chemo...
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The fun of flying
I have previously written about what a pain in the butt it is to travel by air. Flying back from Hong Kong, the poor woman I observed going through customs in Chicago only to be pulled out of the line...
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Indi makes it home
Keller and Indigo Agnes at home–are we tired yet? Fletcher loves to hold Indi! I wonder what he is thinking. RGKFiled under: Uncategorized Tagged: Fletcher, Indi makes it home, Keller, photos
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My mind and heart is in Australia
It is early in the morning on Sunday. Last night, I spoke to Keller. In this economy, it is tough being a young postdoctoral researcher even when your novel idea has been accepted by BioScience, an...
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