So I am back in Sde-Boker Midreshet Ben Gurion to hopefully finish the lab work !
I am always amazed of how fast you can change your scenery "just" by flying for some hours. Friday morning I was in misty California - Sunday morning I was in the desert looking at Ibexes on the campus of Ben Gurion University of The Negev.
With Edo Bar-Zeev's shiny white new lab and the expertise of both him and his students, I managed to pull off a shit-ton of lab work!
While still enjoying the beautiful desert area:
At the end of the trip I went to Hafia to work with Eyal Rahav.
The Israel Oceanographic and Limnology Research Institute has quite a different look to it:
But as long as the scientists within the building know what they are doing (or for the most part at least we'll have an idea of what we're doing) - the outer casing doesn't really matter!
And anyway, there was a lot more to Hafia than just an old sovjet-concrete square:
Now I am finally done with all the lab work from the projects we did in Eilat in July and August. Next up: What does it mean ????
(and I though the lab work would take a long time!)
