#Labs

Scott Gottlieb, MD

ScottGottliebMD

THREAD: On #COVID19 testing, another way to increase total capacity is to make sure machines that are available are being used near capacity. That's not happening now. There are things

Dan Samorodnitsky

d_samorodnitsky

In memory of @mbeisen, trapped inside a worm lab's autoclave, let me just say that all model organisms suck and you people are crazy. Especially flies. Fly food is rotting

Matthew Lesh

matthewlesh

“Leaked emails seen by Sky News show how the government and Public Health England rejected offers of additional testing from other laboratories in favour of a strategy it described as

Geoffrey Ingersoll

GPIngersoll

Something struck me recently: Imagine if this virus originated in or near a US govt-funded biolab in Yale that had previously raised red flags for safety?FIRST OF ALL: The national

Robert Peston

Peston

I've got three things to say about the joint venture between GlaxoSmithKline and AstraZeneca to automate and speed up processes in existing NHS labs that test for #Covid19 and also

Jason Fagone

jfagone

Another explanation for the COVID-19 testing backlog in California — hospitals & clinics are using slower, bottlenecked testing pipelines instead of fast academic labs that have capacity to sparehttps://twitter.com/amymaxmen/status/12482915391444

Crypto Cloud

Crypt0cloud

$ETC thread.So what is going on with $ETC and why is it starting to out perform $ETH / $ETC ?Let's have a look. So why has $ETC gone up so

Peter McKeever

petermckeever

Did a little bit of sleuthing for this blog Cummings wrote last year about corona viruses ...... Here is the post, but there's something interesting to note ....https://dominiccummings.com/2019/03/04/the-most-secure-bio-labs-routinely-m

Jonathan Ball

JonathanKBall

1/nI have noticed a flurry of 'us and them' tweets (great Floyd track BTW) around NHS Accredited labs versus uni labs and there roles and value in #COVID testing 2/n

Ross "FollowtheScience" Levine

rosslevinemd

How are we going to re-think laboratory science in the peri/post-covid era. Are there lessons learned, and will we have the nimbleness and courage to learn them? First in a

David Malebranche, MD, MPH

DMalebranche

The air in the exam room felt thick when I walked in."Are you John?" I asked."Yup," he replied, never looking up from his cell phone."Nice to meet you, I'm Dr.

Vidya

VidyaKrishnan

Health minister & health secy are AWOL. Lav Agarwal, stonewaller-in-chief, continues to share as lil as he can in the alleged briefingNearly 5000 people are infected, over 150 are deadHere's

Burnt-Out Case

BurntOutCase

What a chump the CDC Director is in his excuse making in this interview:https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-04-10/what-happened-to-the-cdc-storied-disease-agency-takes-a-back-seat He minimizes the lost month of Feb due to CDC's botched t

YIMBY Neoliberal 🥑🌐🏙️

YIMBYNeoliberal

Things won't be back to normal for at least a year, likely two. You won't be in a crowded bar (legally) for at least 18 months. We'll look back on

Max Mausner

MAU5NER

1/x Thread on $VGW and $LABS consumer packaged good co-packer strategy, and what I think is the single largest reason for their significant valuation discount vs. comps, and on an

Undergrad In The Lab

youinthelab

Q: ’I’d like to know what people think about applying to grad school this cycle given that your interview weekends are going to be virtual- is it worth it to