By Meredith W. Salisbury
Al Edwards was sick of solving structures the same old way. A senior scientist at the University of Toronto, he’s been working on proteins there for the last five years. “The traditional route,” he explains, “is to discover something internally and work on it internally until you make a story, and then publish it.” Estimated time lapse: six, nine, even 12 months, he says.
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