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Joshua Mendell
Mendell_lab
I am excited to present this work led by the very talented postdoc Jaeil Han in which we identify a ubiquitin ligase complex that promotes the degradation of microRNAs engaged
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Liam Bright
lastpositivist
One thing people say a lot which is just uncomplicatedly false is that philosophy of science makes no impact on actual science. With tolerable frequency ideas or concepts from philosophy
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Jordan
JKellyLinden
Contact tracers speaking anonymously to @Telegraph said England’s test and trace service is so complex they fear potentially dangerous symptoms could be missed or the wrong advice given to the
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David John Baker, PhD
DavidJohnBaker
Looks like this #musicscience pre-print showing 0 effect between musical training and cognitive abilities has been accepted at Memory and Cognition and is getting some press. https://psyarxiv.com/7s8wr/ IMO moments like this
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John Graves
johngraves9
+1,800 cases in Tennessee today merits some observations about what I’m seeing in the data. What follows are some loosely organized thoughts on where we are. 1. The narrative that
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Derek Beaton (wears a mask and you should too)
derek__beaton
1/ As all things data science, stats, machine learning, and programming explode, we're going to face numerous problems at advanced levels that are deeply rooted in middle & high school
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Sarah Newey
sneweyy
Tony Blair urged the UK to use the G7 presidency to establish a uniform global vaccine passport. Conceded there will be inequalities, but it is “inevitable” countries will demand to
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Der Katsfoter, live and not a cat
derkatsfoter
I can find no evidence to support the claim that Stalin said all classes were extinguished in the USSR. In an interview in Pravda he distinguished national "socialism" from Marxism-Leninism
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Quanta Magazine
QuantaMagazine
Freeman Dyson passed away on February 28 at the age of 96. The mathematical physicist came to the Institute for Advanced Study in 1948, a time when Albert Einstein and
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Fazlina *The Green Chemist*
BieWaldorf
Cosmetic Formulation: Part 1. Creating a product is more than just mixing a few active ingredients together. In reality, designing a product is an art. You need to be able
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SSI @ Cal Academy
calacademy_ssi
How do we avoid being "parachute scientists"? A quick recap of SSI's journal club meeting today [thread]:scientists––most often from wealthy nations––adventure in countries to collect data & publish research withou
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Prof. Akiko Iwasaki
VirusesImmunity
Do some people have cross-reactive antibodies to #SARSCoV2? If so, who are they? And are these cross-reactive Abs protective against #COVID19? A fascinating study by @KevinWNg et al provides answers.
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Robinson Meyer
yayitsrob
Here is a short thread of crazy facts I learned about the history of the American economy while writing this story:https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2020/12/new-visual-history-american-energy/617329/ In 1800, fossil fuels played n
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Royal City Science
RoyalCitySci
Have you guessed who we've kept for our T-1 Day profile? We thought it fitting to feature @cityofguelph's very own Nobel Laureate, Dr. Donna Strickland. Dr. Strickland is a pioneering
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Stuart Neil
stuartjdneil
So this is something you hear trotted out a lot and it’s a bit of a lazy stereotype, with the examples usually being highly pathogenic viruses that are poorly adapted
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Chris Shelton
sheltondesigner
At the end of the day, after all your logic and well-reasoned arguments are over and your facts have checked out and you've thoroughly and completely destroyed their argument, guess
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