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Personally, it bothers me more than just a little that US journalists have stayed on a platform censuring journalism it does not like. I don't know why they continue to give him their content for free and prop him up.

Awesome! 🤩

The Dutch Universities and ICT infrastructure provider (SURF) are working on a pilot to provide Mastodon instances for the entire educational sector.

surf.nl/en/news/surf-and-the-u

Building blocks made from living cells...an emergent therapeutic strategy. We still have to find the "treasure chest" of suitable targets and the right order of intervention... #bioengineering #cellulartherapies #tissueengineering #organoids #explantmodels #immunology
scim.ag/Xu

New preprint for the lab! We introduce GelMap, a method enabling intrinsic calibration and deformation mapping for expansion microscopy.

biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20

"Here, we tracked the co-development of microbiomes and metabolomes from late pregnancy to 1 year of age using longitudinal multi-omics data from a cohort of 70 mother-infant dyads. We discovered large-scale mother-to-infant interspecies transfer of mobile genetic elements, frequently involving genes associated with diet-related adaptations"

cc @Odedrechavi (even though it's not in worms, it might still be interesting)

cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092-8

Here's a belated #introduction post (which makes all my previous posts a cold open):

I am a theoretical biologist in the Department of Biology at UPenn. My research interests span social evolution across all species, including symbiosis, community ecology, animal behavior, cultural evolution, etc. I also am a Co-Editor of @ASNAmNat currently.

Enjoying mastodon, which has many (though not all -- yet) of what I liked about the bird site and little of the craziness (yet, maybe?).

Nikola Tesla holds a highly evacuated, gas-filled tube, powered by one of his high-frequency oscillator units. The one-amp tube operated without any connection to wires (“wireless energy”) over appreciable distances, which could have been greatly extended with more power. Exposure, two seconds with a lamp of 250 candlepower. circa 1898

New #instance means new #introduction
I am a #neurobiologist at the University of Magdeburg 
After a PhD @bccnberlin with Michael Brecht and a postdoc with Susana Lima at the Champalimaud Foundation I recently joined the institute of biology in Magdeburg as a tenured researcher and professor. 
My lab will study how neural circuits are at the interface between the multimodal environment and the homeostatic body in order to drive social and sexual behavior in mice.
#neuroscience

We are looking for a lab tech to join our team using interdisciplinary approaches to study host-pathogen interactions. Great opportunity for someone looking for a 2-year position before grad school. Also considering longer appointments. Please share!
careers.peopleclick.com/career

New instance, new #Introduction! I’m a historian of #VastEarlyAmerica, finishing a book about #Genealogy as both statecraft and intimate work in 18thc British America. I’ve just marked my one yr anniversary as director & librarian of the great John Carter Brown #Library - where we are doing exciting work that feels important - and prof at Brown U. I blog at my website and post images of historical genealogy on my IG, Vernacular Genealogy. I’m part of an admin team for historians.social.

Super cool and exciting work!!

RT @erturklab@twitter.com

Spatial-omics goes 3D🤗! Out at Cell @CellCellPress@twitter.com 👉🏼 We developed DISCO-MS with @labs_mann@twitter.com, a spatial proteomics technology for specimens fully imaged in 3D. DISCO-MS is aided by robotics and enables the study of diseases at their early stages. cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092-8

🐦🔗: twitter.com/erturklab/status/1

"Here, we utilized unbiased genetic screens to map drug/gene interactions for a variety of clinically approved therapies used in the treatment of AML. This effort highlighted a unique genetic relationship between response to venetoclax and the function of specific RNA splicing factors."

cell.com/cancer-cell/fulltext/

"We show that a clonal population of soil amoebae invading a spatially structured bacterial matrix spontaneously differentiates into subpopulations with different types of movement. This strategy determines both the rates of bacteria consumption and the effectiveness of different bacterial antipredator defenses."

pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2210

@JamesGleick
Inspiring! You inspired quite a few scientists, including at least 10 university professors peppered across different continents. And many still work with ideas in the space of complexity / dynamical systems. In fact, one of them, @PessoaBrain, just wrote his own book on a similar topic:

mitpress.mit.edu/9780262544603

We don't talk much about the role that nonfiction books play in inspiring the next generation of scientists. Not just to pursue scientific careers but also the approaches they take with the questions. No doubt that this happens and it clearly happened with Chaos. A big thanks from all of us, @JamesGleick!

@mads100tist I think you forgot to upload the Georgia Satellites video you were supposed to

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