Chaitanya Chintaluri

Classical music: "Oh! I see it now!"
Jazz: "yes! I know right... ... !"

Thank you for the shout out and for the succinct summary. I was looking for a Kafka reference though! :)

Meme of an astronaut looking at Earth and exclaiming 'wait, is it metabolism?', behind them is another astronaut about to shoot them, saying 'it has always been'

"Our observations should prompt an essential re-evaluation of the literature concerning astrocyte-neuron mitochondrial transfer" www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...

Indian pan cake batter in a pan.

Dosa (south Indian) pan cake with some chutney and fried onions

"Doubt thou the stars are fire,
Doubt that the sun doth move,
Doubt truth to be a liar,
But never doubt I love."

Love for dosa I'm sure.

I found out what I was allergic to by using 'ALEX2 Allergy Explorer' - it tests for 300 odd antibodies in your blood. For some of these, there are modern solutions like immunotherapy that can help. Ask your GP/ENT doc.

I tried to capture the pendant! Hahahaha. Cheers!

#TCTeAC

Thank you for this wonderful resource! It is very gentle and welcoming in introducing topics. Kudos to the authors. :)

NEW ANALYSIS: UK's solar power surges 42% to a new record, after the sunniest spring on record

* For the first time, solar was >10% of UK generation in consecutive months (April/May 2025)
* In 2025, solar has already avoided gas imports that would've cost £600m

www.carbonbrief.org/analysis-uks...

I think if you grabbed any famous thinker from centuries ago and showed them Wikipedia and told them it was free for anyone to access, they would say it is humanity's crowning achievement and would be indifferent to the moon landings, modern medicine, flight, or anything else you showed them

If you still have time, and haven't already been, I highly recommend, Musée des Arts et Métiers. It's a temple of science. It's located at an equally enchanting metro station of the same name.

Shows a picture of food on a plate: with fried bread with some chickpeas curry, and a few slices of raw onion, tomato and lemon

Chole-batura that I made. The batura was mid. The chole was slay. And no - I didn't use the fork and knife.

I collaborated with a friend of mine and did an Indo-Italian fusion menu at a Heuriger (a tavern) in lower Austria.

A table with various foods. Pani poori, chutneys, miso carrots, etc. On the side, a person is eating this

Food.. Glorious food.

The registration fee is 1112 Euros.

It would be great fun IF a country in the middle east decides to go, 'fuck it, let's just buy these nerds'. BOOM. The second golden age of Islam.

More importantly, how to cite this work?,🧐
(So so cool! Such a brilliant idea)

A bowl of bibimpap. It has seaweed, an omelette with sesame sprinkled. Some zucchini, cucumber, carrot, mushrooms, sprouts and guchojang bean paste.

Kimchi is Korean <Achar>. Bibimpap is Korean <Thali>

Did LIGO just see its most important gravitational wave ever? The ultimate multi-messenger astronomy event would have gravitational waves, particles, and light arriving all at once. Did that just occur?

The universe has new eyes, ears and nose? It's pretty wicked if you ask me.

bigthink.com/starts-with-...

I am going. Are you?

This is a super cool study. Congratulations!

It shows a black and white photo of a rally, and a woman with a handbag is about to smack a follically challenged man on the back of his head. The man in questions is holding a nazi flag. This happened in 1985 in Sweden.

On this International Women's Day, let's celebrate 'the woman with the handbag'
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wom...

A group of people assembled in front of a regal building, which happens to be the main building of the University of Vienna, in Austria. They are listening to a woman speak as part of the 'March for Science' event. This event and the march that followed was in solidarity with the scientists in the USA. There is a climate change banner showing the increasing global temperature in the blue-red colorbar in the centre stage.

Vienna, Austria. March for Science. 7th March, 2025

#StandUpForScience

A mushroom feast at mine. Cream of Mushroom soup, King oyster scallops in butter lemon sauce, fried enoki, Buddha's delight. (Not shown, truffle chocolate and cheese).

Come up with something new as a theorist, it is deemed "speculative". Provide theory to existing empirical work and they say "it's trivial". There is no winning in a timid culture.

A Novel Mouse Model of Parkinson's Disease for Investigating Progressive Pathology and Neuroprotection https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.02.13.638053v1

Jeopardy quiz: Its citizens call it Kalaallit Nunaat, or 'Land of the people,' but it is better known by the name given by Erik The Red, an exiled murderer who hoped the name he chose would attract settlers.

Does the search include intersections between molecular and computational neuroscience? (In silico modeling) :)