elisazan.bsky.social
@elisazan.bsky.social
Scientist 🧬🧫🔬
Cat (and other animals)-lover 🐈 🐶🦉🐙🦥🦝
I read📚 and sing 🎶 a bit
Cat (and other animals)-lover 🐈 🐶🦉🐙🦥🦝
I read📚 and sing 🎶 a bit
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🚨We’re recruiting!🚨
Looking directly at my oncology drug discovery biology folks 👀
3️⃣ faculty-level biology posts, including leadership in drug discovery & target validation.
Drug discovery experience a must, industry experience valued, you’ve gotta be in London.
ICR.ac.uk/CCDDjobs for info/contact
Looking directly at my oncology drug discovery biology folks 👀
3️⃣ faculty-level biology posts, including leadership in drug discovery & target validation.
Drug discovery experience a must, industry experience valued, you’ve gotta be in London.
ICR.ac.uk/CCDDjobs for info/contact
March 18, 2025 at 12:46 PM
🚨We’re recruiting!🚨
Looking directly at my oncology drug discovery biology folks 👀
3️⃣ faculty-level biology posts, including leadership in drug discovery & target validation.
Drug discovery experience a must, industry experience valued, you’ve gotta be in London.
ICR.ac.uk/CCDDjobs for info/contact
Looking directly at my oncology drug discovery biology folks 👀
3️⃣ faculty-level biology posts, including leadership in drug discovery & target validation.
Drug discovery experience a must, industry experience valued, you’ve gotta be in London.
ICR.ac.uk/CCDDjobs for info/contact
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Shame, the one thing that could have united the world (according to movies and for only a short amount of time, but still…) ☄️
The recently discovered, much-hyped Asteroid 2024 YR4 now has almost zero chance of hitting Earth in 2032, according to the latest astronomical observations.
Odds of recently discovered asteroid hitting Earth drop nearly to zero
Another night of observations revealed there is little to fear from the football field-sized Asteroid 2024 YR4.
www.washingtonpost.com
February 20, 2025 at 8:31 PM
Shame, the one thing that could have united the world (according to movies and for only a short amount of time, but still…) ☄️
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On Darwin's birthday, the moving story of his beloved daughter and the search for meaning in our mortality
Love, Loss, and the Banality of Survival: Charles Darwin, His Beloved Daughter, and How We Find Meaning in Mortality
A bittersweet signal from the discomposing territory between reason and hope.
www.themarginalian.org
February 12, 2025 at 1:10 PM
On Darwin's birthday, the moving story of his beloved daughter and the search for meaning in our mortality