Journalism is a Western construct.
It has no place in Indian society, which is rooted in the ancient values of obedience and respect towards one's social superiors, particularly authorities and the government. Questioning respected leaders is a hallmark of the degenerate West.
In any case, the masterful responses given by the MEA officer in the Oslo Press Conference,in accordance with the time honoured diplomatic principle of Bharat Answers Questions With A Smile (BAQWAS), put the journalists in their place.
βIt was not Hitler or Himmler who abducted me, beat me, shot my family. It was the shoemaker, the milkman, the neighbor, who received a uniform and then believed they were the master race.β
~ Karl Stojka, Auschwitz Survivor
TopBrain ππ§ challenge happening at MICCAI 2025! First public challenge on 40+ brain vessel segmentation on MRA and CTA! We look forward to your registration at https://t.co/9BT1ZfeUZA Submission is until mid-late Sep πͺ
Interested in generating graphs that preserve the semantic (& structural) constraints for biological graphs?
Check out our paper "Semantically Consistent Graph Generation" β accepted in MICCAI 25 !
(1/3) Introducing CT-CHAT π¬, a multimodal generalist AI assistant designed specifically for 3D chest CT analysis. Trained on over 2.7M question-answer pairs, CT-CHAT builds upon the foundations of CT-RATE and CT-CLIP and excels as a chat model for 3D medical imaging!
If you happen to be at #MICCAI2024, please join us in todaysβs morning poster session for the presentation of Alexβs work on Topologically faithful multi-class segmentation for medical.
Paper: https://t.co/jBP50u55u3
Code: https://t.co/rLQep66Ruj
Our lab will take part in #MICCAI24, sharing our latest works and contributing to discussions on medical imaging.
Here are the details of our presentations and satellite eventsβwe look forward to connecting with the community! π¬ π
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Chlorophyll and Hemoglobin
The major difference is that plant blood carries a Magnesium (Mg) molecule where our blood contains a Iron (Fe) molecule.
Magnesium is what is responsible for making plant blood green, and iron is what makes our blood red.