biosens&biomimetic

Our group utilizes wide variety of functional polymers and materials combining bioinspired receptors and electronic interface to sense single molecule

[biosens&biomimetic @BBioapps]

@gokhandemirels well deserved... Congrats Gokhan hocam.

[nature @Nature]

A key advantage is that it’s available immediately, whereas drugs and vaccines take months or years to develop. https://t.co/t9QkbKRZsR

[The Lancet Public Health @TheLancetPH]

NEW—Modelling study estimates impact of #physical distancing measures on progression of #COVID19 epidemic in Wuhan, & suggests extending school & workplace closures in Wuhan until April, rather than March, to delay a 2nd wave of cases until later in year https://t.co/Jj5CoGx3TM

[China Daily @ChinaDaily]

#EverydayHero Medical teams from all over the country who worked on the front line in Hubei province are returning home. They are welcomed with pride and saluted by their community. #coronavirus #Covid_19

[China Daily @ChinaDaily]

Smiling faces emerge from the masks of everyday heroes as all the makeshift hospitals close in Wuhan. #EverydayHero #coronavirus #COVID19

[The Lancet @TheLancet]

Our Editor-in-Chief @richardhorton1 alongside public health academics calls on the UK Government to urgently share scientific evidence used to inform its #COVID19 plans in a letter in @thetimes #COVID19UK

[biosens&biomimetic @BBioapps]

Coronavirus: Why You Must Act Now by @tomaspueyo https://t.co/Jk4l8RtIS0

[Science Magazine @ScienceMagazine]

"Sometimes it’s OK—even necessary—to find other, decidedly unscientific, ways to fill your cup."

A Ph.D. student writes in this #SciMagWorkingLife about how she learned that activities outside the lab are helpful for clearing her mind. https://t.co/VDGa2k5Rzf

[Nature Portfolio @NaturePortfolio]

“During my hours in the laboratory and on the road, I’ve realized that the training for a PhD and for a marathon are very similar,” writes Kathryn Wierenga. She explains the similarities. https://t.co/kRdJNvVzU3

[Science Magazine @ScienceMagazine]

Being a good mentor can make you a better scientist. Read some tips from this #SciMagWorkingLife essay. https://t.co/NRSX8bXDZU #NationalMentoringMonth #AcademicTwitter

[eLife - the journal @eLife]

A protein that helps remove damaged proteins from the cell must paradoxically make itself more prone to degradation and then avoid being destroyed https://t.co/cTFwXHu2JO

[Science Magazine @ScienceMagazine]

"My message to those I work with is that the stereotype of the overworked, stressed-out academic is unhealthy and outdated." A clinical psychologist argues that academics shouldn’t idolize a workaholic lifestyle in this week's #SciMagWorkingLife. https://t.co/ohdd0t94pm

[Science Magazine @ScienceMagazine]

#Malaria parasite mutations that inhibit the endocytoic appetite for a host’s red blood cells may render them resistant to artemisinin, a widely used antimalarial drug, according to a new Science study. https://t.co/C35mOBo861 #Biology #Health

[Science Magazine @ScienceMagazine]

Nanoparticles containing chemotherapeutic drugs and “hitchhiking” on red blood cells treat cancerous lung tumors more successfully than nanoparticles delivered alone, a recent mouse study in @ScienceAdvances shows. https://t.co/T6AzDOIVD8

[Nature Portfolio @NaturePortfolio]

“Scientists have become so accustomed to celebrating only success that we’ve forgotten that most technological advances stem from failure,” writes @drdevangm. https://t.co/JKVIv5iMMj

[Science Magazine @ScienceMagazine]

Researchers have discovered a new species of insect-specific virus, which served as a safe and flexible platform for developing vaccines and diagnostics for West Nile, Zika and related viruses. @ScienceTM #InfectiousDisease #GlobalHealth #flaviviruses https://t.co/IsRL8CuJfz

[biosens&biomimetic @BBioapps]

a great collection of research articles about lipid membranes now available. congrats to editors😉

[Science Magazine @ScienceMagazine]

Moderate amounts of environmental or endogenous stress can cause #mitochondria to leak #DNA fragments that induce inflammation. Read more in this #SciMagPerspective: ($) https://t.co/RQqfh22r75 #Immunology

[Science Magazine @ScienceMagazine]

A new #SciMagPolicyForum proposes the use of “substantially human” as a legal boundary to describe living organisms that are human in their characteristics, but not entirely so. Read more: https://t.co/VSsWI0ebZc