A few things I learned upon reading my diary from 10 years ago (2009-2010), working then as a 2nd year chemistry PhD candidate in the @MalloukLab at Penn State @psu_chemistry :
Modern medicine has allowed for unprecedented control of reproductive decisions and health, but major limitations remain in both scientific knowledge and healthcare access.
Learn more in a new special issue of Science: https://t.co/oDRnQoFYAX #HumanReproduction
There are big things in store for 2023. Here are my 4 predictions for science in the year ahead: 1. #PersonalizedMedicine has transformed the field of oncology. By understanding a patient’s individual biology, doctors are now able to predict which therapies will be most effective
New Research: A rolled-up-based fabrication method of 3D helical microrobots: While the potential of using helical microrobots for biomedical applications, such as cargo transport, drug delivery, and micromanipulation, had been… https://t.co/SDvbOWJRUz #Robotics#AI
Tiny robots smaller than the width of a human hair, aka microrobots, are a big deal in @UCSanDiego nanoengineer @JWangnano's lab. His group develops microrobots that could be used to monitor & treat disease, and aid in environmental monitoring & cleanup. https://t.co/1MOHrEUCrI
@YoonhoKim_MIT Hi, Yoonho. I am interested in this amazing work. Could you send me the link of your defense? Hope to get more details about your work during the defense. 😊
We present our department Easter egg hunters!
Great initiative by @BME_UMCG_RUG students hiding and seeking eggs around the Department! 🐣
Super funny! 😊
Happy and relaxing Easter to everyone!
#weareBME
New preprint! We encapsulated swimming E. coli bacteria in giant lipid vesicles and obtained self-propelled vesicles! Quick thread to explain how these artificial swimmers work. Link at the end.
How to present a line plot?
Line plots are effective for describing the relationship between two variables of interests.
Unfortunately, most junior students would simply copy&paste the figure from the paper in their talk and cause much confusion. 😕
Let's break it down ... 🧵
Highly recommend this article on Science to anyone like me who's learning to write in English. Almost everyone word echos with my own experience.
My writing journey https://t.co/lJtLmWjoqm