I just heard a @kjzzphoenix reporter refer to the "enormity" of the blue wave in a news update. Either they meant "enormousness" or the worries about NPR stations having a liberal bias are completely unfounded.
#Kilauea#volcano is fountaining again. Looks like it's back to more regular ~monthly fountaining activity after the recent pause and re-shaping of the crater.
https://t.co/uaqjHjMlFj
Hey @Starbucks employees: If someone mobile orders a pour over, do not wait until they arrive to ask them if the pour over is okay because it would take 5 minutes. Just do the pour over as it will probably take 5 minutes for that person to arrive (or more). Isn't that the point?
I guess elections have consequences...?
National Weather Service ordered to resume twice-daily weather balloon launches, "an important step"
https://t.co/CxUXWOuLT6
@ShriramKMurthi I worry a bit that Obsidian does become a crutch for graduate students developing into independent researchers. Research notebooks for recording experimental data is one thing, but at some point you have to set yourself free to just absorb and think and recall what is needed.
@ShriramKMurthi And if they do that, I don't think it should matter what form the lecture experience is in -- slides, whiteboard/blackboard, projected notepad, or open discussion (no props/no digital memory). I also hope students try to ween themselves off of taking notes over time.
More great BEET Lab representation at #SWRS2026! This time from Amrit Kaur, Biomedical Engineering BS student (#SBHSE@ASUEngineering) who was mentored by @nush_dasu (@asuSOLS Animal Behavior PhD). Amrit received the 3rd place paper/talk at the event! Nice work, Amrit!
Elena Oikonomou (CEN PhD student from @SCAI_ASU) represented the BEET Lab well at #SWRS2026 today! She presented on her "ISO-Compliant Safety in Human–Robot Collaboration via Control Barrier Functions" as a poster and a lightning talk. She did a great job!
Claude made some visuals for my process of paper-writing, useful for students. In case anyone else wants to use them:
https://t.co/JUuxdidTFY
(from older blog post https://t.co/USeCdro5o2)
Correlation between popular low-/no-calorie sweeteners and faster cognitive decline in an 8-year study. Includes aspartame, saccharin, acesulfame-K, erythritol, xylitol, sorbitol and tagatose.
https://t.co/4IM3zEwjve
Another explainer designed for students to explore difficult intro #stats topics. Topic is the Multiple Comparisons problem/FWER and different ways to resolve MC issues in diff contexts (Bonferroni, Holm, ANOVA/MANOVA, Tukey, Select-the-Best, SimOpt, ...).
https://t.co/v72vKiT2lh
Our new study in PRX Life challenges classical collective motion models: rather than averaging information from multiple neighbors, fish respond primarily to ONE most influential neighbor at a time, not necessarily the nearest!
🔗 https://t.co/VZTJuEPx3s
Pressure for this cuckoo to match host eggs leads to accumulation of deleterious mutations via hitchhiking.
"Maternal inheritance accelerates sex chromosome degeneration and mitonuclear coevolution in a brood parasitic bird"
by Sorensen et al. (2026)
https://t.co/n74z6iHcrQ
It's amazing to think that computer viruses and malware can now be mere malicious suggestions to agentic AI that are the workhorses who to figure out how to make it happen.
"Cursor says up to 5,000 users affected by tampered Claude Code extension"
https://t.co/0Vj5X35D9T