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2mo ago
It was US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/bessents-to-do-li...
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Richard Feynman’s 1959 lecture “There’s plenty of room at the bottom” envisioned atomic pick and place to build complex nanoscale machines. The lecture is often considered the conceptual birth of nanotechnology. I am sure this is not the fi
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9mo ago
The article lists several manufacturers of 4k dumb tv’s
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11mo ago
Amazing that this can be achieved at such a low cost. The DVD optical pickup is truly a marvel of engineering, incorporating fairly complicated optics into such a small space. The focusing lens additionally has a electromagnetically contr
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what about computational methods? i have always wondered how stacking many short exposures without tracking compares to deconvolution of a single long exposure. it seems that there is software able to do this by taking into account both mot
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Strain gauge made out of PCB
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3y ago
You can just go to view >> web layout in MS Word to get a pageless view. And view >> print layout to go back to pages FYI
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3y ago
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-019-1397-7 this paper came out a few years ago using super resolution fluorescence and dna origami to track unwinding of dna by single helicase enzymes! its not an easy technique
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4y ago
One important distinction is to understand that VA ECMO is more often used as mechanical circulatory support in cases of severe heart failure leading to cardiogenic shock. Used alone or in conjunction with other mechanical devices (balloon
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5y ago
Hackaday has featured a couple of projects featuring the ps3 optical pickup unit. The author of one of the projects breaks out the 40-pin ribbon cable and is able to drive it with some simple circuitry https://hackaday.io/pr
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5y ago
https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal... Heres a decent open source? stage that i adapted for one of my projects in the past. Resolution is 1 micron laterally. If i remember correctly they a
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5y ago
Was the phosphorescent dye inhaled? What was the physical process responsible for the phase lag? Would love to read more about your device if you ever published your results!
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6y ago
I really enjoy using Julia too but I have also been disappointed with how the updates have played out. Just a few weeks ago I rolled back my installation from v1.2 to the LTS version because of silly errors in the plotting package not allow
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7y ago
True iodine deficiency is quite rare in the west as many table salts are fortified with iodine. It is extremely uncommon to see people with Goiter in the US. The same goes for thiamine/B1 deficiency which used to cause cardiovascular a
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Building on your comment, I think that while it does help to have high quality cameras and objective lenses, it is always worthwhile to push the limits of how cheap we can go. There have been many nicely done papers in this vein recently, s
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That is indeed an extreme example, given how matter of factly they teach transposons in molecular bio these days. When we couldn't get a paper published, my old PI would always joke, "There's always BBRC!", referring to
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7y ago
"At least with medical school, Peter said, the job prospects are better. New doctors begin making $60,000 and their salary increases by $20,000 a year during residency." Actually not true. A resident's salary might increase b
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Do I spy Dear Imgui used for one of the colormap control panels? Love using this for whipping together quick interfaces. https://github.com/ocornut/imgui
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The cell's ability to mechanically sense it's surroundings is fascinating. There is an old paper from 2006 in Cell that was similar to this study in that it showed onencould direct stem cell differentiation down different lineages
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7y ago
The hypothesis for many prion diseases is that of "seeding" whereby a small number (or maybe even a single) prion protein acts as a template to induce misfolding of other proteins with similar sequence but native folds [1,2]. Thi
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Zotero has been great. I switched four years ago and never looked back. Plugin support is great- I have drag and drop support in my latex editor and fairly easy citation selection in Lyx
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This comes at a very important time, with measles outbreaks occuring around the world from Brooklyn to Japan. It is horrible because it puts at risk the lives of those who are too young to receive the vaccine. I completely agree with Googl
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A friend of mine showed me the chemRxiv paper and I realized that although I do research in protein biochemistry, it never occured to me that techniques other than NMR could be used for structural determination of organic molecules. Its coo
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8y ago
Depends who you ask... I saw David Grier ( http://physics.nyu.edu/grierlab/ ) give a talk in which he said that this kind of optical tweezers doesn't really count as a a tractor beam. He went on to define the chara
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8y ago
What's your workflow for inserting and managing references
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I'm no expert but this was posted on HN several weeks ago and has a decent review of the literature. Might be a place to start: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16407170
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Oops I seemed to have skimmed it a bit too quickly. Thank you for the kind reply.
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I work on protein structure, albeit not from a computational standpoint, and it struck me as odd that none of the work from the Baker group (Univ Washington) e.g. Rosetta ( https://www.rosettacommons.org/ ) was mentioned. Ro
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10y ago
The Eigenfactor is a metric for ranking journals that uses an algorithm similar to PageRank http://www.eigenfactor.org/index.php and is one of the many metrics competing to replace IF