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Mass Spec xkcd.com/3094/

submitted 5 days ago • 28 comments

Illuminating thread and accompanying article/interview

submitted 24 days ago • 0 comments

a little pick me up lol for the academics in the room

submitted 28 days ago • 6 comments

Given all that is going on consider this quote from Bertram Russell's 1930 book The conquest of Happiness: “The man who can be interested in the structure of atoms or the way in which a beetle navigates, is likely to get a joy in life which no amount of success in the pursuit of power can give. ”

submitted 32 days ago • 3 comments

Ever wonder how many lives have been saved by NIH-funded research - including your own? Enter any medical condition and instantly see how your tax dollars transformed science into survival. www.ourhealthroi.com

submitted 44 days ago • 26 comments

i often see things that make me say "this is the most Boston thing I have ever seen in my life" but i think this one might have swept them all

submitted 44 days ago • 63 comments

Science isn't a belief. It's the GPS in the fog, the seatbelt on the rollercoaster, the friend who tells you your fly is down. Undermining it isn’t edgy—it’s like replacing your smoke alarm with a lava lamp. 🧪🔬🔥 We need brains, not vibes. #SaveScience

submitted 57 days ago • 2 comments

Published an op-ed for @cnn.com: “Nobel laureate: I owe America my success. Today, its scientific future is in danger.” A personal reflection on what’s at stake as science funding gets slashed. I’d be grateful if you could amplify both in and beyond the science world. www.cnn.com/2025/04/09/h...

submitted 56 days ago • 15 comments

Inside me there are two wolves. One of them has a 15 genome edits the other 20 genome edits. Neither of them is a dire wolf.

submitted 57 days ago • 12 comments

Definitely a "everything is chemicals" moment here

submitted 61 days ago • 1 comment

Beautiful illustration and explanation of genetic and environmental influences on social outcomes!

submitted 67 days ago • 0 comments

Non-genomics people: haha, evolution is funny! Genomics people: staring moodily at six 70%-similar genes It do be like that.

submitted 77 days ago • 5 comments

Bucket list item achieved - thanks to a great team of family and friends (and Claire Saffitz’s video tutorial), I can now say I’ve made a croquembouche!

submitted 86 days ago • 1 comment

This @freep.com story by @kristenshamus.bsky.social with photos by Mandi Wright is amazing - and shows the power of decades of NIH-funded research at the University of Michigan & beyond, through the tale of a single #crc patient: www.freep.com/story/news/h...

submitted 94 days ago • 1 comment

I adore my Mach-E. I’m also proud to support Ford, who spent close to a billion dollars to buy and restore the derelict Michigan Central Station, now a crown jewel of Detroit. 💙

submitted 108 days ago • 1 comment

It’s been a tough few weeks. My 10yo daughter was diagnosed with a very rare, aggressive cancer called interdigitating dendritic cell sarcoma (IDCS). I’m reaching out to identify clinicians/patients who have encountered pediatric IDCS or other (non-LCH) dendritic or histiocytic sarcomas cases.

submitted 115 days ago • 82 comments

This part?? This is why sometimes research doesn’t make immediate sense to people looking at a list of projects but can still lead to important discoveries

submitted 124 days ago • 15 comments

"Fast Left As Soon As Light Turns Green"

submitted 142 days ago • 6 comments

I’m thinking about that Mr. Roger’s quote “look for the helpers” and the way people miss a key element in it. He was talking to preschoolers. It is a perfect message to preschoolers. But that is not the message for us, the grown ups. (Con’t)

submitted 144 days ago • 5 comments

Detroit gets a bad rap, but its cultural institutions, like the Detroit Institute of the Arts, are world-class. Take in a massive mural by Diego Rivera, through the door to find Cézanne, Degas, van Gogh, Monet & Renoir, then linger in the Great Hall. Glad this gem survived the city's hard times.

submitted 161 days ago • 3 comments

People sometimes make fun of science that sounds stupid and random. Meanwhile, a study of lizard saliva turned into a peptide medication, which was turned into a diabetes medication, which was turned into a GLP1 weight loss drug, that just became the first therapy every approved for … sleep apnea

submitted 165 days ago • 377 comments

Kryptonite doesn’t work on Superman the way maize and blue works on Ryan Day

submitted 185 days ago • 1 comment

Coach Moore - absolute legend

submitted 185 days ago • 0 comments

Time to visit Meijer while back in the Midwest

submitted 186 days ago • 0 comments

Chicago and lake Michigan from space at night, with the aurora Borealis and the Milky Way. NASA, ISS

submitted 198 days ago • 17 comments

Applies equally well to biomarkers!

submitted 197 days ago • 0 comments

I recently resurrected my website and added a space for me to dump all my harebrained ideas out into the void in case someone else with more free time stumbles upon them and wants a free harebrained idea. Anyway, here's one. magaro.net/cressida/por...

submitted 347 days ago • 0 comments

Revisiting a few of my favorites shared at the other place - evergreen advice from a children’s art exhibit at ICA Boston

submitted 204 days ago • 0 comments

Starter packs are genius, but I was surprised there wasn't a list of them for people to find. So I built it: blueskydirectory.com/starter-pack... The website monitors the packs being shared and adds the ones it finds to the database. Missed your stater pack? Message me and I'll get it added.

submitted 205 days ago • 1169 comments