#Bio240Fall2020
Q: How do you feel now entering the final weeks of this semester?
A: I’m pretty stressed out; I’ve got a lot going on, and it doesn’t really feel like it’s been a whole semester. But I’m glad that we got through a full semester being online.
@sadecarterw I completely agree with you! I think it's so great how all of us have been super inclusive this semester and allowed everyone to feel welcome in our community #Bio240Fall2020
#Bio240Fall2020
How do you as students create friendly, supportive relationships with classmates, teachers, and the community?
Personally, I find that asking questions and reaching out creates that sense of community because everyone is so welcoming towards questions.
AWOOO! 🐺 Our @NASAHubble Space Telescope took this image of a spiral galaxy in the constellation Lupus, the Wolf.
The galaxy is about 60 million light-years away from Earth and required 30 different exposures and 9 hours of observation time to capture: https://t.co/HT2MB06V6x
This is actually really cool and neat! But because politics is within the medical world, although the article says the scientists that came up with this treatment aim to make it accessible/cheap, if open to the public, it will probably be only affordable to the top 1% :/
A molecule designed in a UCSF lab can disable the SARS-CoV-2 virus, preventing it from infecting cells. Researchers call it "a molecular form of PPE that could serve as an important stopgap until vaccines provide a more permanent solution to #COVID19."
https://t.co/rB6HEWJtW9
A molecule designed in a UCSF lab can disable the SARS-CoV-2 virus, preventing it from infecting cells. Researchers call it "a molecular form of PPE that could serve as an important stopgap until vaccines provide a more permanent solution to #COVID19."
https://t.co/rB6HEWJtW9
Pioneers in minimally invasive robotic surgery, UCSF Dept. of Urology's Dr. Raj Pruthi and Team, performed their first
single port robotic case today -- a single port robotic radical cystoprostatectomy.
Cognition & quality of life were perhaps neglected in clinical practice 15 years ago. However, “this is not only part of prospective clinical investigations today, but has become part of the everyday discussion for choosing treatment for patients.” - Dr. Jörg Dietrich #CBC2020