Marco Lolaico

Postdoc at Roskilde University | DNA nanotechnology and synthetic biology | Subscribe to my newsletter

[Marco Lolaico @MLolaico]

@m_goes_distance Great writing! It really perplexes me to see all these AI-scientist companies. I'm not sure who asked for them. Any scientist can come up with 100 ideas on the spot, good or bad. That's never been the problem.

[Marco Lolaico @MLolaico]

@ArtemyShumskiy @m_goes_distance I mean, everyone knows that there thousands of unknown genes with unknown functions around. That's not a new hypothesis. I'm all for new ideas, but this announcement is very strange. And there are great examples of AI-enabled research, look at https://t.co/AwVA8nIgPA

[Marco Lolaico @MLolaico]

@TBioc Very cool! Congratulations!

[Plenty Of Room - The newsletter @PlentyOf_Room]

Happy holidays to everyone! New issue out today! First part of a series about protein nanocages! #proteindesign #proteins It's a cool one 😎 read and subscribe here! 🧪https://t.co/dOl2Ds80hv

[Max Wilkinson @maxewilkinson]

My favourite discovery ever has just come online. Can I please tell you about some seriously wacky molecular biology? The story starts with a reverse transcriptase that SOMEHOW defends bacteria from viruses.

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[NYU Chemistry @nyuchemistry]

We will miss Ned Seeman, founder of DNA Nanotechnology, who passed away at 75. https://t.co/cpVdbehIf4

[Wesley Wong Lab @WesleyWongLab]

Excited to introduce our new approach for single-molecule proteomics with @NatureNano

[Marco Lolaico @MLolaico]

Great job Yang!

[Yang Wang @yangwa4]

https://t.co/J0L41eICNQ Preprint: DNA origami delivers TOP1 to myeloid cells and mitigate neuroinflamamtion @bjorn_hogberg , nice collaboration with @KeyinGlia from Robert Harris group, very happy to see this work out. 👏

[Marco Lolaico @MLolaico]

@lrovigatti @lbianchetti Magari ci potessimo permettere un cognac invecchiato...

[The Nobel Prize @NobelPrize]

Giorgio Parisi, @giorgioparisi – awarded this year’s #NobelPrize in Physics – was born in 1948 in Rome, Italy.

He is a professor at Sapienza University of Rome, @SapienzaRoma, Italy.

https://t.co/6klY6Kj32y

[Advanced Portfolio @AdvPortfolio]

These two DNA origami designs show very different behaviour when penetrating a cell spheroid tissue model.

@bjorn_hogberg @yangwa4 @MLolaico @karolinskainst

Read the #OpenAccess article: https://t.co/HJX62540u2

[Stefan Engblom @StefanEngblom]

Ouch. 💥💥💥 "One of the most pervasive qualities of Tegnell throughout the handling of the pandemic is his arrogance and disregard to even consider the most meritorious of scientists and research institutions." https://t.co/90zIz7IszJ

[Health Nerd @GidMK]

It's coming towards the end of the year, and there are still countless people minimizing the pandemic and spreading untruths

So I thought I'd do a bit of a thread of FACTS about COVID-19 1/n

[News from Science @NewsfromScience]

Artificial intelligence has solved one of biology’s grand challenges: predicting how proteins curl up from a linear chain of amino acids into 3D shapes that allow them to carry out life’s tasks. https://t.co/GP16jelxjF

[David Steadson #NAFO 🇦🇺🇸🇪🇺🇦🇪🇺🌍 @DavidSteadson]

https://t.co/vgL3hcSAjq

[Ian hoffecker @ian_hoffecker]

Very proud of our latest molecular programming preprint about antibody binding & *migrating* on patterns. We use Markov models & show a pipeline to parameterize them with patterned SPR data: https://t.co/P06OHK5bOw #biophysics #dna_nanotechnology @bjorn_hogberg @IoannaSmyrlaki

[Marco Lolaico @MLolaico]

@michaelroston @ThePlanetaryGuy It does not seem to be the case https://t.co/lNhNqhnCUN