Our favorite four posts about life in science, not the literature.
Four posts, zero papers, one cow.
By Dani Arias-Rotondo (@dr-dani-ar.bsky.social) · Bluesky — View the original post
My take:
Cow. It’s been a cow in every lab I have ever set foot in, and I have yet to meet a pig person willing to defend it out loud. The adapter has three outlets and one correct name.
By Dutchscientist (@dutchscientist.bsky.social) · Bluesky — View the original post
My take:
Log it, proudly. Panel one: a student asks AI if the mushroom is edible. Panel two: the AI is apologizing at the graveside. A semester of AI policy PDFs says less than that gravestone does.
By Jess McLaughlin (@jfmclaughlin92.bsky.social) · Bluesky — View the original post
My take:
So what’s actually in the bottle? Mint and catnip, chamomile if you were lucky, according to the one audit that cannot be lobbied: 40 cycles and a sequencer.
By Ming “Tommy” Tang (@tommytang.bsky.social) · Bluesky — View the original post
My take:
Six samples planned with a bioinformatician in the room beat sixty samples you’ll explain to one afterward.
That’s the four. See you tomorrow morning.
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