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> which you could order for free by physical mail This one can be ordered as well.

grkvlt 5y ago
and here [0] is where you can order it. you can ask for paper copies of the poster to be mailed to you (free) from the roche philanthropy department! it took about a month for mine to arrive, i think, but they're really awesome looking and i now have the 'cellular and molecular processes' one hanging behind me in my front room, so that i look impressively clever on zoom calls ;) 0. https://www.roche.com/sustainability/philanthropy/science_education/pathways/pathways-ordering.htm https://www.roche.com/sustainability/philanthropy/science_ed...
- bainsfather 5y ago
  I ordered one about 1 year ago, but never received it. Possibly because I didn't have a 'proper' organisation (e.g. a university dept) that I could list in the form.
  - grkvlt 5y ago
    i simply listed my perfectly ordinary residential flat's address in the uk. and, as far as i can tell from the text in the link i gave above, they are giving these away to anyone who wants one as an educational public service, hence the fact that it's the philanthropy department that runs the scheme. > We believe all people should have access to important scientific information to help their research and education. [...] Roche provides copies as a free service to the public. they are pretty cool to have, with very high quality two colour printing, and you also get a wee booklet with an index to the two posters to help you find things. there's also a book [0] by the same author with much more detail, and obviously much more portable, but sadly much more expensive ;( so, i'd try asking for them again, if i was you. 0. https://blackwells.co.uk/bookshop/product/9780470146842 https://blackwells.co.uk/bookshop/product/9780470146842
    - bainsfather 5y ago
      Thanks, I will.
dekhn 5y ago
the difference is, at this point in my career, I no longer need this poster in physical form. When I return to the office, there will be a copy on every fridge. Also I transitioned from biology to cloud biology, this whole chart is just a JSON file.

and here [0] is where you can order it. you can ask for paper copies of the poster to be mailed to you (free) from the roche philanthropy department! it took about a month for mine to arrive, i think, but they're really awesome looking and i now have the 'cellular and molecular processes' one hanging behind me in my front room, so that i look impressively clever on zoom calls ;) 0. https://www.roche.com/sustainability/philanthropy/science_education/pathways/pathways-ordering.htm https://www.roche.com/sustainability/philanthropy/science_ed...

bainsfather 5y ago
I ordered one about 1 year ago, but never received it. Possibly because I didn't have a 'proper' organisation (e.g. a university dept) that I could list in the form.
- grkvlt 5y ago
  i simply listed my perfectly ordinary residential flat's address in the uk. and, as far as i can tell from the text in the link i gave above, they are giving these away to anyone who wants one as an educational public service, hence the fact that it's the philanthropy department that runs the scheme. > We believe all people should have access to important scientific information to help their research and education. [...] Roche provides copies as a free service to the public. they are pretty cool to have, with very high quality two colour printing, and you also get a wee booklet with an index to the two posters to help you find things. there's also a book [0] by the same author with much more detail, and obviously much more portable, but sadly much more expensive ;( so, i'd try asking for them again, if i was you. 0. https://blackwells.co.uk/bookshop/product/9780470146842 https://blackwells.co.uk/bookshop/product/9780470146842
  - bainsfather 5y ago
    Thanks, I will.

dekhn 5y ago

the difference is, at this point in my career, I no longer need this poster in physical form. When I return to the office, there will be a copy on every fridge. Also I transitioned from biology to cloud biology, this whole chart is just a JSON file.