When experiments don't yield expected results, remembering who we serve restores focus and purpose. Setting oneself to research while keeping the end goal in mind serves to spur mental engagement, in turn, the attitude towards work becomes imbued with a greater sense of meaning.

@mehdirhasan.bsky.social that debate was unhinged, well done on exposing that these harmful ideologies are sprouting in America

@worrydream.com I came across your work when looking for ways to make my tech workflow more accessible, so excited to starting making my way through your corpus

Calciphylaxis is a deadly disease, marked by skin necrosis and high mortality. It has no cure. Its pathogenesis has remained poorly understood. We identify a self-amplifying, destructive loop that is druggable with existing therapies Human trials are now needed.

We share these findings in Science

where is the best place to do a PHD geared towards RNA therapeutics given the state of research in the US?

"....Weissman was speaking about sickle cell anemia, a disease that disproportionately affects regions lacking the capital for curative research. Within his dream is a vision: a future where state-of-the-art medicine reaches those who need it most, wherever they are."

When we discuss diversity in scientific settings, we often focus on visible cultural differences. Recognizing such is essential to work in a multicultural workplace. To work effectively together, collaboration is needed; mutual respect is required.

Here's why we need it.

Is research gate really the only online community for discussions on improving scientific technique?

How is their no stack overflow equivalent for pharma / life science research? Results get published, as do methods, but it seems so much meta knowledge on problem solving in assays is locked up within people.

Google's AI co-scientist, unveiled yesterday, demonstrates immediate real-world impact in accelerating biomedical research. The system has already shown promising real-world results in three biomedical applications:

What in vitro assays have the most carryover for general drug discovery programs?

Drawing on Anthropic's research on deceptive LLMs, I argue that O3's safety testing for CBRN risks may be inadequate.

open.substack.com/pub/austinpa...

#Anthropic #AISafety #AIRisk

arxiv.org/abs/2401.05566