Today would have marked the 70th birthday of Loïc Auvray, who disappeared far too soon, nearly 10 years ago. His passion for research, scientific creativity and his friendship will always remain an inspiration. With many colleagues, I remember him with affection and admiration.
A rather thoughtfully arranged experiment on my hotel room floor on the first morning of the 30th (my first) Workshop on Single Molecule _Spectroscopy_ courtesy of @PicoQuant !
@skdh Precisely the age of our Philips microwave and Miele dishwasher (both still going strong). BTW, I am not sure that newer models are technically superior in any way except possibly resource efficiency. Some technology may just may have peaked around 1990.
@fake_journals One problem is editors not heeding reviewer's advice and accepting and publishing the paper anyway without further consultation, as, btw, also happened in the rat macropenis case. But I've seen it happen even with the most prominent journals. Apparently, some editors are biased.
@elonmusk They would be lying if it were untrue that their sources have told them that. Otherwise, they may be in error. This distinction matters here on Earth (how you do it on Mars from next week is your affair).
Another poster not to miss at #BOS2025: come see Atefeh’s poster on differential kinetics of amino acid cleavage by amino peptidase detected by nanopore!
@nanodiagbw@AkbariBc
View the Fifty-Five Molar Stuff in Molecular Interactions: Honoring Adrian Parsegian’s Work satellite meeting program, taking place today at #bps2025
https://t.co/iLJnsmC6Nm
Day-1 #SMPS4, the first lecture by Jan Behrends, talking about Probing trapped macromolecules with ions: from “mass”, “size” and “shape” on to “chemistry”? @BehrendsLab