Thank you @StefanMundlos for your enormous scientific contributions to genetics and your wonderful farewell yesterday. What an era. It’s been a privilege to witness and learn from your work - inspired and curious to see where the future of genetics leads us!
How did #COVID19 impact overall medical care in relation to radiological examinations? (Florian Nima Fleckenstein et al., @alexiagreenstn)
#InsightsIntoImaging
🔗 https://t.co/mKM3H2puy8
This is a great and important read for anyone interested in the/ir brain, touch, movement, mind-body or motor learning: @sciam article by @ndosenbach https://t.co/I3wmIrqZqs
Students from the elite school Tsinghua University protested with Friedmann equation. I have no idea what this equation means, but it does not matter.
It's the pronunciation: it's similar to "free的man" (free man)—a spectacular and creative way to express, with intelligence.
Thank you for elevating the level of science and sophistication in JVIR. This is the type of ground work necessary to define the future of clinical IR.
Immensely proud to publish this work in @JVIRmedia, establishing non-invasive imaging of immune cells in the peri-ablational zone following liver ablation. While a technical study, it's a first in mouse models, 9.4T scanner, with nano-probes pharmacodynamics. More to come! #irad
Unglaublich, welche Talente wir verlieren, weil wir Arbeiterkinder nicht ausreichend fördern. Ugur Sahin und @kkariko sind klassische Arbeiterkinder. Ohne sie gäbe es noch keine mRNA Impfstoffe. Sie haben Millionen das Leben gerettet.
Diesen Punkt sehe ich wie @EricTopol und @VirusesImmunity: die Pandemie endet wenn wir zB über nasale Impfstoffe Schleimhautimmunität erreichen. Hier wird viel zu wenig Geld investiert. Solche Impfstoffe könnten wir schon haben…
This week in Nature: Capital gains - How socially connected communities can provide pathways out of poverty. Browse the full issue: https://t.co/qBpnQ6Ulw9