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This has a big @annijyn.com vibe

You may be entitled to compensation

Israel breaks record for killing Palestinian children in WB One in every five Palestinians killed by Israeli forces so far in 2025 across the West Bank, including East Jerusalem, was a child, according to the UN.

One in every five Palestinians killed by Israeli forces so far in 2025 across the West Bank, including East Jerusalem, was a child, according to the UN ⬇️

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Yeah, if this gets implemented yours truly won't be visiting the US is the foreseeable future

I agree, but I would be careful with relying on color because not everyone sees colors the same way. Perhaps bold or underlined, or something like that (but definitely paste it in the answer to the reviewers, which will make it clear for sure)

"We are the Hot people" @jutfelt.bsky.social

Consider joining this initiative, if your research/interests overlap with its mission 🗺️

a reminder for the millionth time: your peers, NOT corporations, are making the media you want !!!!!!!!!

I would buy a house for each of my friends

The Cocioba Institute for Sebastian Research

I specifically had to frame it in terms of breaking customers’ trust. If a customer sees a corp’s AI photo/video, and clocks it as fake, they can’t trust that the company’s services actually provide real results either. They feel lied to, and won’t buy

(Which *should* seem obvious from jump, but 🤷)

For more info on how to join the pilot, visit zswim.org #zebrafish

Keeping up with the neighbours: local synchronisation of cell fate decisions during development - EMBO Reports Even before the advent of multicellular life, unicellular creatures would communicate with their neighbours to coordinate their behaviours. Multicellular organisms have the particular challenge of orc...

Hello, here is a review I wrote about how cells sometimes try to synchronise with surrounding cells so that they can do a good job of building tissues during development. It is called "Keeping up with the neighbours"

link.springer.com/article/10.1...

#DevBio 🧪

Lottery before peer review is associated with increased female representation and reduced estimated economic cost in a German funding line - Nature Communications The authors show evidence from a German funding line that a lottery-first approach followed by peer review is accompanied by increased female representation both at the submission stage and among fund...

Leaders at @ukri.org should be seriously looking at the lottery first idea. 68% lower economic costs, increase in diversity of award holders and well received.

www.nature.com/articles/s41...

GET THEIR ASS

HOW DARE YOU

SLACKER

Anzy Miller, Martina Cerise, Giulia Paci, Max Farnworth, Sonya Widen, Marlies Oomen, Ethan Ewe, Joaquín Navajas Acedo and Toshimichi Yamada.

We were delighted to welcome our most recent Pathway to Independence (PI) fellows to our offices at @biologists.bsky.social for leadership training.

Find out more about our PI fellows and how to apply here:
journals.biologists.com/dev/pages/pi...

Application deadline: 2 February 2026.

I hope you use this power for evil*

*(the first E in EEG is for electrophysiology, but the second one is for evil)

I hope you use this power for evil*

*(the first E in EEG is for electrophysiology, but the second one is for evil)

@triggerloop.bsky.social oh lala

You're just jealous I am an early investor on Twin Sandwiches ™

Made a site comparing the sizes of living things :)

The great Julius Csotonyi spent 5 months painting over 60 illustrations for the site, no ai used

> neal.fun/size-of-life/

elmo from sesame street is standing in front of a fire Alt: elmo from sesame street is standing in front of a fire

Would you say

You're expanding operations?

(Congrats!!!)

Jon, you've done it again

You can list links, and just use the link to the profile

whenever I hear a dog bark my first thought is always, "yeah, you got a point"