if we printed all 2,000,000 STEM papers published every year, put them on a rocket and launched them to Mars with their spacecraft to take them their, it would cost around $3b a year - we currently spend around $10b a year to put them online

"When another half-century has passed, curious readers of the back numbers of Nature will probably look on our best 'not without a smile'," wrote TH Huxley in the first issue of Nature. Sign up for Nature Briefing for a chance to win your own copy: go.nature.com/2wr5iM1

AI-based ‘speed-readers’ can useful when the scientific literature is so vast. go.nature.com/2xcOHMo

Applying Machine Learning to Increase Efficiency and Accuracy of Meta-Analytic Review biorxiv.org/cgi/content/sh… #bioRxiv

nerds: *spends 6 years trying to figure something out* also nerds: it’s super simple actually

Vaccinated people must not change their behaviour because we still don’t know if vaccines can stop spread of coronavirus. They must still distance & wear masks. This is for their advantage as well as others. More spread means more chance of mutation & vaccine resistance. RT pls.

When Google's new translate feature is a game-changer. (credit: bit.ly/2FOvtT4)

Thalamic function during reward processing may provide a presymptomatic clue about risk for bipolar disorder. Big shout out to Dr. Akua Nimarko and the PEARLab. Check it out online in Translational Psychiatry at rdcu.be/cFz7H thanks to #OpenAccess.

The paper from our U.S. National Science Foundation workshop on the future of protein annotation is out!!! Thank you Valerie de Crecy for your spectacular leadership and all participants in this exciting challenge. academic.oup.com/database/artic…

The more I read the less I know

Florida just announced the results of an analysis that they performed, saying the results show "an increased risk of cardiac-related death among men 18-39" for the mRNA vaccines, and recommend this group not receive these vaccines. Is this justified? Let's look at the data...

Read this #preprint on Research Square: A Phenome-Wide Association Study (Phewas) Of  Late Onset Alzheimer Disease Genetic Risk in Children of European Ancestry at Middle Childhood: Results From the ABCD Study researchsquare.com/article/rs-228…

What are the associations of genetic risk for psychopathology in adolescence? Check out this great new work from Sarah Paul Nicole Karcher & co. using the ABCD sample! medrxiv.org/content/10.110…

I'm honored to present about assessing the tumor-immune microenvironment using extracellular vesicles at ISEV. I'm excited to meet all these incredible scientists for the first time. Thank you🙏 Navneet Dogra S.Gnjatic Susmita Sahoo Lipschultz Precision Immunology Institute for all the support!

Our latest: "CRISPR-associated transposase for targeted mutagenesis in diverse Proteobacteria" just out in ACS Synthetic Bio pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

Our paper describing CsrA-mediated regulation of the E. coli acid stress response is now available online. Another great collaboration with Tony Romeo's lab. doi.org/10.1128/jb.003…

OUT NOW ✨Longitudinal dynamics of farmer and livestock nasal and faecal microbiomes and resistomes nature.com/articles/s4156…

Wanted to check-in with these new NIH changes that are going to affect so many. First let me remind everyone: I run 6 hybrid clinical/research centers, each with a specific clinical focus. Unlike the vast majority of my colleagues, federal funding sources account for less 1/

Even the greatest country, if it loses the rule of law, will not have much left.