We wants one of these. What's really cool is that they'll etch one with any PDB ID you care to give them.
How utterly awesome is that?!
(You may have to select a currency then go back and click that link again. Crap website, nice shiny things).
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As cool as they are, we have about 6-7 sitting around our house as "gifts" from my husband's job, with random airplane jet engines or entire airplanes or helicopters suspended inside. One chunk of crystal is nice, but many just collect dust and no one looks at them anymore.
Not to dampen your enthusiasm.
Posted by: Alethea | December 11, 2007 06:59 PM
Pah, it's a measly 45 quid for the small one. I'm sure there's room in your boss's research grant for that...
Posted by: Ricardipus, structural | December 12, 2007 01:12 PM
That is very cool. But ~80 bucks is a bit heavy on the sauce, not to mention way over the pressie price limit for the family secret santa this year.
Maybe I can cite a need for a paperweight and stick it on the PI's grant...
Posted by: DSK Samways | December 13, 2007 03:06 AM