People in white coats

A collection of science cartoons that started to pile up on the lab door!

Reading comprehension





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The end of the metaphor





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A city in Illinois





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Art and academia





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Genetic anonymity







And you know what? I'm pretty sure there would be a market for it !!!
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Our way or the highway





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Google glass





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En Français d'abord, English follows)... Biologiste moléculaire qui rêvait de faire de la BD, j'ai collé des dessins sur les portes de plusieurs labos pendant des années. J'espère que vous vous amuserez bien avec cette description de la vie en laboratoire. *** Molecular biologist who dreamed of being a comic-book artist, I made do by sticking cartoons to lab doors in several countries. I hope you'll have fun with what you'll find here!
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Unless otherwise noted, all this material is (c) Benoît Leblanc. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 2.5 License.

Basically, you can use these cartoons as you like as long as you're not making money from them. Please indicate their source or, better yet, link them back to this page. You are encouraged to print them and tape them to your lab door or add them to your presentations if you find them funny. Feel free to email me and ask for any other use.
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