Bingo!

Posted by Eva Amsen, on 9 January 2012

Somites, confocal, epigenetics, germline, stem cell… BINGO!

Thanks to all of your help and suggestions, BenchFly has now produced the Developmental Biology Group Meeting Bingo game.

From their post:

“Bingo? Are we actually suggesting you gamble during seminars? Yes! No. We’re simply providing a few key words that you may listen for during a talk… and if it just so happens that your card yields “Bingo!” sooner than your labmates’ and they have to take you out to lunch as a result, so be it…”

Visit BenchFly to play the game. You can refresh the card to get individual ones. There are over a hundred words, so there are many different possible cards to get. Good luck!

(3 votes)

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