#Labs

Tuuli Lappalainen

tuuliel

Many labs, including mine, welcome postdocs with expertise in a more or less different field, but it's a riskier move - PIs need to consider every hire as an investment

Ish Baid

IshIsDeep

Udemy, Coursera, Udacity, Masterclass, Teachable, etc... We all thought that these platforms would dramatically disrupt higher education and job training- but they didn't. And it's because they lacked 3 essential

Jess

uacjess

If you possessed the evidence to incriminate someone attempting to plot against you, getting rid of the evidence probably wouldn't be a very bright idea. It's a no-brainer, I'd argue.https://www.scmp.com/news/china/society/artic

Bill Miller

wrmiller161981

@SnarkishDanno Found this information after the thread from yesterday. Adrenochrome can be legally used in workout supplements. Only condition is they have to meet Good Manufacturing Practices. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adrenochrome 2) FDA

Brad Wouters 🇨🇦

bradwouters

1/7 We are nearing completion of Phase 0 of our @UHN lab research restart plan. Thanks to @gzheng74 and the entire research committee for their work. Following TAHSN guidelines with

Matthew Lesh

matthewlesh

Public Health England—in response to The Sun—have confirmed by omission that they:1. Rebuffed help from commercial labs;2. Did not pursue a mass testing strategy. 3. Are too incompetent to be

Dr. Witchelle’s Flying Monkeys 🧙🏾‍♀️🐒

MARspidermonkey

The process of approvals for veterinary tests is not the same for getting approvals for human use. This means that veterinary labs can develop tests for use with animals, and

Sizwe sikaMusi

SizweLo

Contrary to popular belief, the Ebola virus did not originate from the DRC. In fact this virus first broke out in Marburg, Germany in 1967. However, the DRC has had

Neil Ashley

NotWIMM

@MattHancock : Hey Neil you've been quite critical of my Covid testing strategy so far. OK you scouse smartarse what would you do that's better?@NotWIMM : Hi Matt, well first

Jaison Oliver

oJaison

I appreciate these surprise announcements about @TheIonHouston and the innovation district. It shows how deep the commitment to community input and engagement is for both the city and Rice Management

Laura Stirchak

lstirchak

My love for research has really died out over the course of my PhD. Or, I should say, my drive to do my own research. I have been really worried

AAPX Moonboy

VKawaii1

Since I’ve been pretty vocal, I feel like I should definitely update you guys on my opinion of $labs.The token release schedule is aggressive, no doubt about it. There’s ~270

Dr. Matt Binnicker

DrMattBinnicker

1/ If you happen to read news stories, or see social media posts, claiming that labs should be charging far less for #COVID19 tests (eg, $10), here are some of

Linda McQuaig

LindaMcQuaig

PM admits Canada no longer has vaccine production capability. That's because we privatized Connaught Labs—which contributed brilliantly to medical advances, incl development of polio vaccine. (see my book “The Sport

Fionna O'Leary, 🕯🇪🇺

fascinatorfun

Why the UK failed to get CV testing up to speed | Paul Hunter “The government had made no preparations to increase the supply of testing kits or expand laboratory

Brian Hjelle, virologist

hjelle_brian

The original gain of function concerns, about a decade old.Scientists in WI, Japan and Netherlands had determined candidate mutations that could perhaps make common flu capable of terrifying high mortality