This is a quick example of using the lifelines library to make quick lifeline graphs.

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    Welcome to Science Talk!  A space designed for you to share your science knowledge with the world. Share your tips,  article reviews, research projects and written science pieces. Find collaborators, ask for suggestions and critical reviews. Why share science?    As scientists, future scientists, and science lovers we love to talk and share our views with the people around us. Sometimes they listen, sometimes they don't. Sometimes they agree, sometimes we have amazing arguments. The point is, we are sharing science already but we need to extend our reach. While us, as scientists, know where to get valid, sound and proven information, most people do not.     Yes, people know science journals exist. They also know this is where research and the latest discoveries are published. But why would they read an article in a journal filled with words even we barely understand (at times, depending on the subject).  Instead, they find a blog or an article that provides them the information they were looking for, faster and using a simpler language. However, the problem is whether that information is true, based on research.    We live in an era where information is at our fingertips 24/7 and it is time we take advantage of this to teach, inform and share science facts and discoveries with the world.