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  1. Launch of Shifter 15: WILL (Editors: Sreshta Rit Premnath, Abhishek Hazra) at Ludlow 38, New York | http://tinyurl.com/ycdfude 6:24 AM Dec 12th from web
  2. this is a spacebar or a separator from the previous tweet stream 6:18 AM Dec 12th from web
  3. Sorry, forgot to the post the link to important DNA papers http://tinyurl.com/ldfa2x 10:04 PM Aug 15th from web
  4. For example, you cannot determine the Cosmic Background Radiation with standard optical telescopes. You need radio astronomy for that. 9:08 PM Aug 15th from web
  5. the most appropriate “probe” for a given problem. 9:08 PM Aug 15th from web
  6. Okay, that line from Santiago, might not be famous, but for me its quite interesting, as it underlines that sweet spot where you discover 9:08 PM Aug 15th from web
  7. He got the 1906 Nobel, along with Camillo Golgi, for establishing the neuron as the basic unit of the nervous system 8:57 PM Aug 15th from web
  8. That quote above was from Santiago Ramon y Cajal – the great Spanish neuroscientist, one of the founders of the discipline. 8:56 PM Aug 15th from web
  9. nerve cells to the absolute exclusion of the others” 8:52 PM Aug 15th from web
  10. “In this way there is formed a deposit of silver bichromate which, by a happy peculiarity that has not yet been explained, picks out certain 8:52 PM Aug 15th from web
  11. Okay, for science papers, you could pick a line from anywhere in the paper. It need not be an opening one. 8:46 PM Aug 15th from web
  12. How about a corresponding one for famous science papers? 8:46 PM Aug 15th from web
  13. “A list of famous opening lines” – for novels, such a list has been compiled many times over. 8:45 PM Aug 15th from web
  14. Franklin and Gosling mentions "preceding communication" since both the papers were published in the same issue of Nature 12:33 PM Aug 15th from web
  15. sorry, forgot the quotation marks in both cases :( 12:32 PM Aug 15th from web
  16. Thus our general ideas are not inconsistent with the model proposed by Watson and Crick in the preceding communication. 12:31 PM Aug 15th from web
  17. however, i think that the following line in Rosalind Franklin and R.G Gosling's paper could perhaps also qualify as an understatement 12:30 PM Aug 15th from web
  18. minor trivia: watson and crick's famous 1953 understatement almost manages to fit into the twitter character limit. 11:48 AM Aug 15th from web
  19. material 11:46 AM Aug 15th from web
  20. It has not escaped our notice that the specific pairing we have postulated immediately suggests a possible copying mechanism for the genetic 11:45 AM Aug 15th from web