How sensible is India's decision to evacuate only Hindus and Sikhs from Afghanistan? What happens if other countries also decide based on religious lines? Here is some data:

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You don't need to go to a university to learn machine learning - you can do it from your living room, for completely free. Here is an extensive list of curated free courses and tutorials, from beginner to advanced. ↓ (Trust me, you want to bookmark this tweet.)

NMRS India invites you all to participate in "Frontiers of NMR and MRI - A symposium to commemorate Prof. C. L. Khetrapal and Prof. G. Govil" on 26-27 October 2021. The link to join the online meeting is: us02web.zoom.us/j/87906615954

"Somewhere high on the slopes of Nanda Devi, buried deep in snow, lies a lost nuclear device..Containing 5kg of plutonium–1kg less than the Nagasaki bomb–with a predicted lifespan of 900 years, this nuclear trespasser has been forfeited..forever." livehistoryindia.com/story/cover-st…

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[QQT: A] 1/23 This is a cow. There was a time this animal was so crucial to sustenance, wars came to be fought over it. Some of the earliest trades in the history of civilization involved sale and purchase of this animal.

Sci-hub's Alexandra Elbakyan responds to Nature journal. "Any law against knowledge is fundamentally unjust".

I read a lot of books this year to broaden my horizons in AI/ML with adjacent or complementary disciplines. It was a great pleasure so I’m sharing some my reading list here with a couple of notes: [1/12]

Hello All! As some of you might know I am the buyer for the largest bookstore in the country and a Russia/Eastern Europe watcher. Sitting on the convergence of these two interests of mine, I feel it would be a good idea to share a few books about the situation in 🇺🇦 🇷🇺

I made this figure out of my fascination with protein architectures. I call it "Molecular Machinery of Life." Thought to share it with you to enjoy your eyes. Can you detect, by heart, the Nobel Prize-Winning structures? Academic Chatter™ #AcademicTwitter

Do you want to learn everything about how to combine experimental and computational methods for solving challenging problems in structural biology? Join Jan Kosinski, Maya Topf and us + all our speakers/tutors in November! meetings.embo.org/event/22-struc…

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How to work with your advisor(s)? Working effectively with your advisor is the no doubt the key to success of your research! However, junior grad students often don't have a clear idea on how to do so. Sharing some tips that I found useful. 👇

This has to be one of the coolest demonstrations I’ve ever seen, cryo-em is opening up the microbiology of the world for us. Thank you Henning Stahlberg and Inayathulla Mohammed and everyone EPFL for all that you do for patients like me.

Here are 25 highly specific things you've noticed before, but which you didn't know also have very specific names. Starting with "craquelure" - those fine cracks and lines that appear on old paintings.

Thanks to all the speakers and participants of the Optimal Control in MAS solid-state NMR Workshop! We had two great days full of exciting talks, discussions, a delicious Bavarian Dinner and a tour to the NMR Facility here at TUM! #TUM #BNMRZ

One building from every year of the 20th century, in chronological order. 1901: Annunciation Cathedral of Kharkiv, Ukraine, designed by Mikhail Lovtsov 1/100

Science is an endeavour of scientists, and hence it is flawed, prejudiced and messy. But as a collective, it remains our best system to advance human knowledge. aeon.co/essays/science…