Three cool scientists introduce their work "Our new theory has been submitted to a peer-reviewed journal, but we feel its depths and intricacies are best appreciated on the limited-edition vinyl release."
My latest cartoon for @newscientist.com
The oldest known image of Keith Richards, published around 1140 AD ...
two images of the human body's circulatory system. One of them with good cable management
The human circulatory system, before and after proper cable management.
EBRAINS is launching its Industry Expert Group and invites candidates from NMCs, SMEs, Startups and innovation ecosystems to express their interest in joining this advisory expert group.
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London needs more of these
I laughed
there’s actually never been a better time to be a professional software engineer. we are in the midst of a Cambrian explosion of weird and stupid bugs you get to go and fix!
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Register for the STEP-UP RSLondon annual workshop, Monday 29 June 2026 at the Francis Crick Institute. This is our 7th annual event!
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Palantir’s tech has been linked to the Israeli military's ongoing genocide against Palestinians in Gaza, raising serious human rights concerns.
This Thursday, MPs will debate Palantir's NHS contract.
Email your MP to say No Palantir in Our NHS: amn.st/63328B62zaO
Divorce: saving thousands of husbands' lives since 1970
Max Delbrück Center Head of Scientific Computing (m/f/d) Permanent North American Gaeltacht, ON · 1 week ago · 3 people clicked apply Responses managed off LinkedIn
Interesting new direction for the @mdc-berlin.bsky.social - I wish them all the best in their efforts to conduct High-Peformance Computing through the Irish language
Excellent read, whatever your position on AI
A black-and-white historical photograph of Elizabeth Bugie, a pioneering biochemist, working in a laboratory. She is shown from the waist up, wearing a short-sleeved white top and focusing intently on her work. She has dark, shoulder-length hair and is holding a piece of glassware connected to a black rubber tube, seemingly adjusting a filtration or distillation setup. Several Erlenmeyer flasks and glass funnels sit on the bench in front of her. In the background, shelves are filled with numerous glass chemical bottles of various sizes, and a window with multiple panes is visible to the right.
Biochemist Elizabeth Bugie co-discovered streptomycin (with Selman Waksman), the first antibiotic against Mycobacterium tuberculosis.
Waksman went on to win the 1952 Nobel Prize for Medicine & took full credit for the discovery. Bugie died #OTD in 2001. #WomenInSTEM #MatildaEffect (1/2)
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Earth appearing as a bright crescent behind the Moon’s surface
OH. MY. GOD.
THIS IS THE EARTHSET PHOTO FROM ARTEMIS II. IM SPEECHLESS.
"Surprisingly, our experiment worked on the first try and, remarkably, yielded the expected result."
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Institute of Molecular Biotechnology, Max Perutz Labs Vienna, IMP, Gregor Mendel Institute of Molecular Plant Biology
London plane's are devouring the world, one item of street furniture at a time
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungry_...
We missed those penalties intentionally
Interesting study in @science.org: asking chatbots for advice in social interactions decreases prosocial behavior: www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
(basically, chatbots will always affirm your reactions in social situations; on the long run, this makes you more selfish and self-righteous)
