chasrosenblum.bsky.social
Research Scientist (molecular biology, PhD)-retired. Scientific Publishing
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Been trying to explain this to people not involved with drug development. Oy!
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Go check your attics and chests and bring out those Gerry Ford-era WIN buttons and signs. We beat stagflation once. Who thought we’d be here again?
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The journal article by Diaz-Guy et al In “Nature”
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
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Out of the game now now but as a young reviewer, I did fear retaliation. A colleague who was an editor at a journal of record confided he gave special allowance to field leaders when giving feedback on addressing comments to authors having powerful lead authors. Med school deans, Nobel winners, etc
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The original post “Preprints, conspiracy theories and the need for platform governance“ Mareike Fenja Bauer and Maximilian Heimstädt addressed in The Publication Plan article
#academicpublishing
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“Georgia Amoore was a face of Virginia Tech, and, now, she’s become the face of Kentucky, too.” Hmm
Erasing 4X All ACC, 3X ACC POY and 3X AA Liz Kitley, who was and remains the face of VT WBB and its GOAT? This UK team didn’t have the support the VT Final 4 did. No Soule or Traylor equivalents
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Brooks got a lot of love HIS 1st year bringing a 1st team AA and a rising star mentored by Kitley. Coach Cavanaugh may have the bigger potential recruiting with SEC glamor and NIL
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Her focus groups podcast are a must listen to understand the sentiment one may not otherwise hear. Best done with a Bourbon or Scotch
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Only works if you’re not retired.
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Just up. According to the informatics friend who alerted me because his system awoke him with an alarm, there was a DNS misconfiguration that took it down for more than 12 hours
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#IDsky #bioinformatics
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Mulkey owns Brooks. Same as it ever was. Look at the box score of the Final 4 semi 2023 VT/LSU. Came back in 4Q. Feel for Georgia Amoore.
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Was just saying to scientist friend they’re rolling back 100 years of discovery and clinical implementation. Bring back phrenologists and blood letting!
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Great episode. Many years ago a colleague down the hall, working on giardia, used a-amanitin in a cell culture expts to distinguish host v giardia protein synthesis. So much prep, review and security involved. As parasitologists, thought you’d appreciate it
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It’s not just California and Massachusetts. Alabama via UAB and Huntsville has big NIH funding. Louisiana has LSU, Tulane and Pennington
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Glad you’re here. No more pasting your links for me.
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Thanks for the insights. I’m looking forward to confirmation. After Nahum Sonenberg et al discovered internal ribosome entry sites on picornaviruses, a shocker, I decided to be open to strange things.
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And when Brian May joined his band on stage in 2024 it’s believed the only time 2 STEM PhDs with platinum albums played together
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Hoping that wasn’t recent. Worked with and had lady boss PhDs and MDs VPs
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Their already on it and just got more funds
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The NJ dairy industry is minuscule and there is little poultry aside backyard hobbyists. Perhaps this is from excreta of wild avians?
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Topic appropriate to suggest edyong209.bsky.social ‘s excellent book “I Contain Multitudes”. He addresses this topic I heartily recommend this and his “Immense World” to scientists and they are wonderful discussion to lay folk
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Paging Otto Warburg