Thiago Carvalho @cyrilpedia@social.cleverlibre.org

A belated introductory toot. I'm a journalist at the Financial Times, and currently work at Alphaville, our finance blog.

I live in Oslo, and I'm Norwegian despite the weird last name. (That means I am required to care more about the Eurovision Song Contest than any sane person should.) I also wrote a book, Trillions, which you should buy.

Btw, FTAV has our own server now, alphaville.club, which we might - time permitting - try to turn into a little community for finance geeks like us.

Modeling mammalian spermatogonial differentiation and meiotic initiation in vitro

An #OpenAccess T&R article from Oleksandr Kirsanov, Christopher Geyer and colleagues

https://journals.biologists.com/dev/article/149/22/dev200713/282465/Modeling-mammalian-spermatogonial-differentiation

This article is available under our Read & Publish Open Access initiative.
Researchers can find out about the benefits, read what researchers are saying and view a list of participating institutions at https://www.biologists.com/library-hub/read-publish/researchers/

#devbio #devbiol #ReadandPublish

Nichola Sturgeon said "A law that doesn't allow Scotland to choose our own future without Westminster consent exposes as myth any notion of the UK as a voluntary partnership & makes case for Indy".

Colonial rule is never a happy affair.

That's it then.
The UK is not a democracy
The mandate of the Scottish People means nothing
The Scottish People are not Sovereign
The Treaty of Union has been broken
The Rubicon has been crossed the dye is cast we live in an Autocracy

Did you ever wonder about the differences between engineered T cell receptors (TCRs) and chimeric antigen receptors (CARs) in current T-cell therapy approaches for the treatment of #cancer?

Here is a comprehensive #openaccess review article by researchers at Miltenyi Biotec and the German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ) summarizing similarities and differences by directly comparing the architecture, synapse formation, and signaling of TCRs and CARs: https://www.mdpi.com/1422-0067/23/23/14563

Never got much traction on Twitter, so here goes on Mastodon: anyone who can speak English fluently, but also knows some Greek, able to narrate an audio book? As itʼs a manʼs story in the first person, a voice identifying as male is preferred. Paid gig.

Doing an interview with the BBC to promote my upcoming musical “Allegiance” in London.
This is my legacy project, the work I am most proud of and am most eager to share with UK audiences. It tells the story of our community, when 120,000 Japanese Americans were put into barbed wire prison camps during WWII because we resembled the people who bombed Pearl Harbor.
Allegiance is a celebration of the human spirit over adversity. #NeverForget
For tickets visit: https://allegiancemusical.com

A VICTORIAN MERMAN.

Objects like this were sometimes made from the torsos of monkeys and the tails of fish. They were displayed by showmen like P. T Barnum to audiences who believed they were real. This particular one is on display at the Horniman Museum. It was recently x-rayed and curators discovered it had a wooden and wire frame inside with fish skin stretched over its tail. It has rows of teeth that were carved from bone and the hair is human.

Follow me for more #WeirdHistory! #histodon

Why shouldn’t you just delete your #twitter ? Abandoned social media accounts represent the same risk as abandoned domain names. Name #squatting works because reputation and influence gets attached over an account’s life -Those followers you spent time building up don’t just dissipate when you go. For a threat actor this is a huge opportunity. Some accounts carry more #influence than presidents. So if you stop using an account purge it, leave a last message, then securely lock it. (Please share)

Five white egrets. 1927.

By Ohara Koson, Tokyo.

From Te Papa, Wellington https://collections.tepapa.govt.nz/object/1529420

#art