Phillip Kyriakakis

Senior Research Scientist at Stanford Bioengineering | Taking apart and building biology.

[Phillip Kyriakakis @breakliquid]

@Harrison_Steel @ATinyGreenCell I second the all comments are welcome. I love preprints because they are mot static. We can always update them to expland, improve or correct. Just like science should be 😀

[Phillip Kyriakakis @breakliquid]

@Harrison_Steel @ATinyGreenCell Thanks for letting us know about the device you are selling. We will be sure to include references to your paper and the others you mentioned in a future preprint update.

I think it is worth noting that all of our instructions are available on github/Zenodo and a very detailed.

[Phillip Kyriakakis @breakliquid]

@OdedRechavi Why not do both? 😂

[biophotonicat @biophotonicat]

Single-shot 20-fold expansion microscopy (relevance: 80%) https://t.co/5nyBKTQCvb #biophotonics #biomedicaloptics

[Phillip Kyriakakis @breakliquid]

@ATinyGreenCell I find Threads to have more content I like. Not much science on any of these sites compared to the old Twitter though, so I use them all less.

[Phillip Kyriakakis @breakliquid]

@pdhsu 💯

[Phillip Kyriakakis @breakliquid]

@ATinyGreenCell Addgene usually excludes the gene of interest from the feature list/map. So annoying for users, super bad training data for AI.

[Phillip Kyriakakis @breakliquid]

@HarmitMalik Man, i feel that way with so many fewer requests than you. I can’t imagine how you do it.

[Phillip Kyriakakis @breakliquid]

@ATinyGreenCell most likely sequencing. I usually Sanger sequence and then find the homopolymers are okay.

[Phillip Kyriakakis @breakliquid]

@ATinyGreenCell I can also use my fluorometer! I can pick the bandwidth and wavelength. It is super easy to stick things in there!

[Phillip Kyriakakis @breakliquid]

@bielleogy @ATinyGreenCell I do him most start off with some integrity and most bad actors learn to be bad. So there are many examples you hear about of people that go from bad to good. That may also be bc of negative bias in our stories and memories too.

[Phillip Kyriakakis @breakliquid]

@ProteiosTech I’d love to learn more about it!

[Phillip Kyriakakis @breakliquid]

@jwsal sure

[Phillip Kyriakakis @breakliquid]

You have to be kidding me:

https://t.co/tq0NJer28C

[Phillip Kyriakakis @breakliquid]

@com_ecology @tomkXY One crazy part is that senior PIs have so much less to gain by a Nature paper (or another Nature paper!), but they keep up the system and expectations. Jr researchers are dependent on them for promotions in most places, or to even get funding and keep their jobs.

[Phillip Kyriakakis @breakliquid]

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[Phillip Kyriakakis @breakliquid]

@haesleinhuepf Its a big part of the answer, but more specifically senior PIs need to not submit to Nature et al, and keep the manuscript as a preprint first. They are the ones that can usually afford these fees and they set the example.

[Phillip Kyriakakis @breakliquid]

@tomkXY If only it was that simple. It takes many of the senior PIs to do that first and normalize it before others can do that and still get promoted.