@whysharksmatter.bsky.social weigh in on this vital question

We feel seen.

We‘re definitely catching the data (example below from this month). @richardsever.bsky.social might know why they aren’t displaying over there.

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Chemists discovered a powerful hidden antibiotic that’s 100 times stronger than existing ones and effective against deadly superbugs.

The study has been published in the Journal of the American Chemical Society. YES, it is PEER-REVIEWED.
• pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/...

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I recommend posting about this on/to LinkedIn. They know what we would need; more demand might motivate them to bring the right API back.

Apparently we aren’t the only ones that would like it to return - other services out there need it too.

Did you post about LinkedIn needing an API or is that a link to your profile?

As long as a) a post is publicly accessible and b) has a link to a research item and c) we are tracking that platform, we will catch it! Let us know if anything develops, we’re always looking for new places to catch dissemination of work.

In her enormous fictional biography of Marilyn Monroe Oates famously observes that “Death is just the last scene of the last act.”

A send-off such as that she gave Gross underscores a life well spent by both, and a wonderful last scene to his last act.

Spend some time today on the #Moss channel.

The opening paragraph of her tribute, dedicated to praising the research scientist and their role in continually attempting to dispel us from the demon-haunted world of irrationality and "a world of shifting illusions and delusions" is prescient. COVID would come only months after this was published

Oates observes a lack of nature photos within the Twitter owner's posting history; her own obituary for Gross is filled with beautiful shots that her husband took of nature as they travelled across the world in the decade leading up to his death in 2019.

Oates is currently trending for her subtweets about the apparent lack of joy-based postings about film or nature from the world's richest man. Given this context it is most instructive to read her soaring paean to her partner, which is filled with nothing but the celebration of life and knowledge.