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When was the last time you flossed your teeth? 👀
On the 21st of October we're having an AMA session with the researchers who are regrowing tooth enamel. Whether you floss or not, you should probably come 🦷
https://lu.ma/yghogy3e
On the 21st of October we're having an AMA session with the researchers who are regrowing tooth enamel. Whether you floss or not, you should probably come 🦷
https://lu.ma/yghogy3e
NASA just launched the Europa Clipper that will take 5.5 years to reach its target (Jupiter’s orbit). One goal is to spot signs of life on Europa.
By that time Farcaster will have 600M users and we’ll look back to see who got this right.
https://frame.weponder.io/api/polls/23848
By that time Farcaster will have 600M users and we’ll look back to see who got this right.
https://frame.weponder.io/api/polls/23848
The drug development game needs a new playbook—one that prioritizes innovation over profit.
It's time we put researchers back in the driver’s seat.
Molecule is handing over the keys—giving researchers control over their research.
Welcome to the future of scientific funding👇
It's time we put researchers back in the driver’s seat.
Molecule is handing over the keys—giving researchers control over their research.
Welcome to the future of scientific funding👇
“If we cannot imagine something, it doesn’t mean that it’s impossible.”
Not the specific point of the article, but this quote from a scientist jumped off the page at me. https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-024-03244-1
Not the specific point of the article, but this quote from a scientist jumped off the page at me. https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-024-03244-1
https://warpcast.com/m-j-r/0x3d865db0
https://warpcast.com/m-j-r/0x3d905a51
always worth revisiting the limitations of noninvasive ultrasound. if it can get to electric signal, it can probably get to some nanotransceiver of other signals (& operations).
https://warpcast.com/m-j-r/0x3d905a51
always worth revisiting the limitations of noninvasive ultrasound. if it can get to electric signal, it can probably get to some nanotransceiver of other signals (& operations).
1954 paper about how scientists reanimated cryogenically frozen rats using the same technology found in microwave ovens. You’re welcome https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1365902/pdf/jphysiol01396-0132.pdf
This is a Graph of the first nine harmonics and an x-ray of a conch shell's inner structure
It takes an average of 12 months for peer-reviewed journals to publish an article—6.41 months for the acceptance decision and another 5.71 months for publication? There’s a faster way. https://blog.researchhub.foundation/accelerating-academic-publishing/
Empiricism is the only way
Ants are the goated species. I guess bees have the advantage of flight though
Someone cut down this photogenic tree but apparently new shoots have popped out.
This mfer is still alive
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sycamore_Gap_tree
This mfer is still alive
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sycamore_Gap_tree
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AI and LLMs are rapidly shifting how we work, and science is no different. 🧬
The conversation around drug discovery is particularly intriguing - and urgent. With drug development costs of $2.6B and a 90% failure rate, pharma needs AI more than ever.
But is AI living up to its promise? 🧵
The conversation around drug discovery is particularly intriguing - and urgent. With drug development costs of $2.6B and a 90% failure rate, pharma needs AI more than ever.
But is AI living up to its promise? 🧵
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I would just like you to know that in 1995 the University of Mississippi Medical Centre patented TURMERIC
and luckily India had the power to legally go “WtF?!” and get it overturned 2 years later
This is the level of audacity that exists in the biopiracy world.
The countless stories of biopiracy where the company makes billions of dollars patenting a vulnerable nations indigenous knowledge that’s been cultivated over thousands of years and they can’t fight back is absurd.
Just wanted you to know 🙏🏽
I would just like you to know that in 1995 the University of Mississippi Medical Centre patented TURMERIC
and luckily India had the power to legally go “WtF?!” and get it overturned 2 years later
This is the level of audacity that exists in the biopiracy world.
The countless stories of biopiracy where the company makes billions of dollars patenting a vulnerable nations indigenous knowledge that’s been cultivated over thousands of years and they can’t fight back is absurd.
Just wanted you to know 🙏🏽
Nobel Prize winner Eric Cornell describes the process of making Einstein-Bose condensate, a super cold jelly-like substance.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DA1cQF9s0b4/?igsh=MW00ZzA1N2h1bGdheQ==
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DA1cQF9s0b4/?igsh=MW00ZzA1N2h1bGdheQ==
Indeed.
Exactly.
Exactly.
The current publishing system is not efficient.
Heartbreaking story of a brilliant couple, Sergey and Victoria Gredeskul, two world-renowned physicists who found peace in Israel—only to lose their lives in the tragic October 7th attacks. Their legacy of science, art, and humanity lives on. 💔 #NeverForget #ScienceHeroes