Andrea Malandrino
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Bioengineer interested in mechanobiology. Research assistant in JKU Linz.
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First post on bsky! We indented and punctured hydrogels to measure how plasticity correlates with cell health and movement. Lower puncture force and yield strength could set a new benchmark for bioink design and promote cell compatibility in 3D culture.
pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/...
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about 1 year ago
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Owen Jones
5 months ago
The world's most famous medical NGO concludes Israel is committing genocide. It joins a consensus of genocide scholars, including in Israel, and NGOs like Amnesty International. No politician or journalist can claim "I did not know at the time!" to evade future justice.
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Wanted in Rome
6 months ago
Italian supermarket chain Coop Alleanza removes Israeli goods from its shelves, in a symbolic gesture of solidarity with the Palestinian people, and starts selling Gaza Cola.
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Italy supermarket chain Coop swaps Israeli products for Gaza Cola
Italian supermarket chain Coop, which has 350 stores, has stopped selling Israeli products in a symbolic gesture of solidarity with the Palestinian people.
https://www.wantedinrome.com/news/italy-supermarket-chain-coop-gaza-cola.html
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Leo Otsuki
7 months ago
Delighted that our work on positional memory is now published. We asked how axolotl cells 'know' which part of the limb to regenerate after injury.
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
A joy to work with super team Sarah Plattner, Yuka Sugiura, Francisco Falcon and Elly Tanaka. 🧵1/14
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الكسندرا ميراي
9 months ago
I just want to remind people that Israel is intentionally starving Palestinians in Gaza and the whole world is watching in silence
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David Ho
9 months ago
I feel like we're not fully appreciating how terrifying this is.
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Aissam Ikmi
11 months ago
The evolution of shape diversity through the lens of physics—explored in our new paper! A fruitful collaboration between our lab @EMBL, Salbreux’s lab @unige & others, led by @BailleulRichar1—now independent at @ENS_ULM—& Nicolas Cuny.
bit.ly/3WRqdEa
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It’s a Wonderful Life of Sharks 🇮🇪🇵🇸🇺🇦🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
12 months ago
The comic that got us demonetised on Facebook back in August. (We’re no longer on Facebook).
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Charles GetCovered-ba ✡️
12 months ago
In light of Greenland/ Panama Canal/ Canada & especially the Gulf of Mexico, I figured it was time to repost this classic Doonesbury.
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Alondra Nelson
12 months ago
Regulation matters
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Peter Gleick
12 months ago
If you've never donated to Wikipedia, now's the time. Elon Musk is attacking it because it's one of the only sources of honest, curated information that he can't control.
www.newsweek.com/elon-musk-ta...
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Elon Musk takes aim at Wikipedia
The billionaire has become one of the most prominent supporters of President-elect Donald Trump.
https://www.newsweek.com/elon-musk-takes-aim-wikipedia-fund-raising-editing-political-woke-2005742
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James Briscoe
about 1 year ago
Our latest: how to generate the notochord "Timely TGFβ signalling inhibition induces notochord" A thread:
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
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Timely TGFβ signalling inhibition induces notochord - Nature
Through analysis of developing chick embryos and in vitro differentiation of embryonic stem cells, a study develops a method to generate a model of the human trunk with a notochord.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-024-08332-w
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TanentzapfLab
about 1 year ago
One of the most surprising lessons for me during my 30 years of doing science is how it's essentially impossible predict what major scientific breakthroughs will emerge or where they will emerge from. But the way we fund science is mostly based on the assumption that we can make such predictions.
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I tried with my recent paper and it is really 🤯
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Manuel Thery
about 1 year ago
what a dynamic steady state! how does assembly match exactly the disassembly rate? how does it distribute in space without rupturing the cell in multiple pieces? fascinating movie!
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c0nc0rdance
over 1 year ago
Let's talk about the cross-eyed king of regeneration, the planaria. A single organism can be cut into 279 pieces, and after a few weeks, you'll have 279 new planarians (take that, Ship of Theseus!). Their Wolverine-like powers come from "neoblasts", specialized stem cells...
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First post on bsky! We indented and punctured hydrogels to measure how plasticity correlates with cell health and movement. Lower puncture force and yield strength could set a new benchmark for bioink design and promote cell compatibility in 3D culture.
pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/...
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