Ascent Bio has been selected for the inaugural cohort of @NucleateHQ New Haven's Activator program! We look forward to joining this robust community to further develop our deep learning-powered approach to drug discovery. #deeplearning#drugdiscovery#biotech
Aircraft manufacturing industry analysis - market dominated by large commercial aircraft, with growth expected to come from fleet expansion and replacement in emerging markets #Boeing#Airbus#Aircraft
Thank you to @YaleSOM and @PoetsAndQuants for the feature! Meet the MBA Class of 2023: Lykourgos (Luke) Demas, Yale SOM https://t.co/8EVpP9Opht via @PoetsAndQuants
My old team is #hiring! Join the Performance Delivery Team at @GlobalFund - help shape the fight against HIV, TB and malaria ! Looking for highly motivated people with #publichealth passion - previous management #consulting experience needed. Apply now!
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No surprise that most people want to see their doctors in-person - how can telehealth services continue to evolve to address patient preferences post-COVID and complement (rather than replace) in-person services?
While a large majority of people who used telehealth services during the pandemic were satisfied, nearly two-thirds said they would have preferred in-person visits with their doctor, according to a new NPR poll.
https://t.co/pDQ7ivvOlv
Colombia may have finally found a solution to one of the lesser-known legacies of notorious drug trafficker Pablo Escobar: invasive hippos.
The regional environmental agency Cornare said some hippos were treated with darts laden with a contraceptive drug. https://t.co/wbGgxwgzRQ
Always a good read :) especially happy to see how multi-month dispensing and self testing helped maintain treatment and diagnostics through the pandemic https://t.co/k05hUTC1XA
Interesting move by BP to acquire Blueprint Power, a NY-based startup that turns skyscrapers into power plants by optimizing energy efficiency and selling surplus (13 MW of renewable power added to grid as of today) https://t.co/eUcMrAOSCc via @business
"#Nigeria’s #construction market is expected to grow by 3.2% annually between 2021 and 2025. This is coming at the back of a 7.7% decline in 2020 because of COVID-19 restrictions and a drop in demand for oil and gas – the main source of government earnings"