Sobering talk from Timothy Walsh from Oxford, UK on the rising antibacterial resistance even to the NOVEL agents
For example we are already seeing growing reports of Cefiderocol resistance - and we have barely started using it.
As usual we are being outrun by the bacteria
#EscmidGlobal2026
Posts by Duncan MacCannell
Here they both are as they powered up Heartbreak Hill.
A bittersweet congratulations, Adam! Hope to come visit when you are settled.
They can pose a threat to human health — yeast infections are but one example. Scientists say not enough attention is paid to their ability to develop resistance to medications that treat them.
San Francisco public health officials have confirmed the city’s first case of clade I mpox in an unvaccinated adult who was in contact with someone who had traveled internationally.
It is, after all, the final frontier.
NASA has much better swag.
Federal science programs rock.
The Artemis II crew emerges after a safe splashdown off the coast of California, concluding a historic journey around the moon. https://cnn.it/41qt7BW
Turnstile guy is my spirit animal
Amazing!
Still holding my breath.
Request for Information: Suspected mpox clade 1b cluster detected in Khairpur, Sindh, Pakistan with neonatal ca...
beaconbio.org/en/report/
Really cool.
Everything gas is fire.
Mpox cases (weekly)
The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has officially declared the end of the mpox epidemic
Read more at: beaconbio.org/en/report/
Finding yourself at a Waffle House without a clear explanation of how you got there is actually a pretty common experience.
Text reasoning and response of the gemma4 (e4b) model responding to a user request to assist in the production of a potential biowarfare agent.
Interesting (to me at least!) to see what goes on under the hood of some of the newer frontier AI models — particularly those that can run off-network and with modest computational specs.
Here’s the brand new gemma4 (e4b), reasoning through a clear request to violate bio security guardrails.
Over the last 25 years, six people who contracted measles in the U.S. died from it.
A model built by Stanford researchers predicts that if Americans could no longer get the vaccine, measles could kill about 290,000 people in the next 25 years.
These days, my SV bagels are just as quick as FedEx delivers them. Which is usually at least a day or two. :(
I was going to say. You used to be able to tell Ste. Viateur from the way they did they applied the poppyseeds, but I guess that’s pretty operator dependent.
Timeline cleanse.