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Sandhya Ramesh

Dec 23, 2022

Cotton fibers from Indus Valley were found in an Israel site dating back 7,200 years. This pre-dates what we know about trade between the two places as well as cotton domestication in the archaelogical record. theprint.in/science/what-7 via

@theprintindia

What 7,200-yr-old fibres from Indus Valley found in Israel tell us about cotton domestication

Find predates evidence of cotton cultivation in Indus Valley, indicating either wild cotton products were created before domestication, or domestication occurred earlier than believed.

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Rob Simmon

@rsimmon

Feb 3

One of the more impressive

@planet

images I’ve had the privilege of working on lately. All 9 Himalayan 8,000-meter peaks in one view, taken from over Afghanistan.

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‘Beehive imprints’, not 550 mn-yr-old fossil: Bhimbetka find proven false, scientists accept mistake Sandhya Ramesh

reports #ThePrintScience

'Beehive imprints', not 550 mn-yr-old fossil: Bhimbetka find proven false, scientists accept mistake

Rare Dickinsonia fossil actually decaying beehive imprints, finds research team from University of Florida that went to the rock shelters in Madhya Pradesh for follow-up study.

Shekhar Gupta

@ShekharGupta

Jan 29

A new analysis of seismic waves show that the earth’s inner core slowed down its speed of rotation relative to rest of the planet and is now spinning slower… In ThePrint #̦PureScience, Sandhya Ramesh

Earth’s inner core’s rotation has slowed

explains how.

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A new analysis of seismic waves show that the earth’s inner core slowed down its speed of rotation relative to rest of the planet and is now spinning slower....

Jan 27

Is widespread use of antidepressants fuelling drug resistance in bacteria? Study finds evidence Sandhya Ramesh

reports #ThePrintScience

Is widespread use of antidepressants fuelling drug resistance in bacteria? Study finds evidence

In their findings published in peer-reviewed journal PNAS, Australian scientists say antidepressants trigger defence mechanisms in bacteria causing them to resist antibiotics.

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A new analysis of seismic waves show that the earth’s inner core slowed down its speed of rotation relative to rest of the planet and is now spinning slower. In ThePrint #̦PureScience, Sandhya Ramesh

Earth’s inner core’s rotation has slowed

explains how.

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A new analysis of seismic waves show that the earth’s inner core slowed down its speed of rotation relative to rest of the planet and is now spinning slower....

Heart-disease risk soars after COVID — even with a mild case

Shailja Patel

@shailjapatel

Jan 24

A major study finds that having COVID-19 makes you much likelier to suffer over twenty different heart conditions, including heart failure and strokes. “It doesn’t matter if you are young or old, diabetic or not, obese or not, if you smoked, or didn’t.”

nature.com

Nature - Massive study shows a long-term, substantial rise in risk of cardiovascular disease, including heart attack and stroke, after a SARS-CoV-2 infection.

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Earth’s inner core now spinning slower than planet? Curious change of gear ‘every 60-70 yrs’ Sandhya Ramesh

reports #ThePrintScience

Earth's inner core now spinning slower than planet? Curious change of gear 'every 60-70 yrs'

Published in Nature Geoscience, researchers from Peking University highlighted in a paper that Earth's inner core which rotates faster than mantle, began to spin slower around 2009.

Robert Komaniecki

@Komaniecki_R

Jan 22

If you've never seen someone attempt to use music theory to explain how syncopation leaves you vulnerable to demonic possession, you're in for a real treat:

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In ThePrint #̦PureScience, Sandhya Ramesh

Ozone layer healing but not fully

explains how and why the ozone layer is recovering, after a new UN report’s welcoming update.

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The Montreal Protocol team from UN have released a report stating that the ozone layer is on track to recover fully over the next few decades. In ThePrint #̦...

Jan 19

By 2099, 41% land vertebrates could face unprecedented heat if emissions aren’t cut, finds study Sandhya Ramesh

reports for ThePrint

By 2099, 41% land vertebrates could face unprecedented heat if emissions aren't cut, finds study

The study accounts for multiple scenarios of fossil fuel usage with the expected impact on land vertebrates reducing as greenhouse gas emissions are lowered.

Dr Vanathi Sethupathi

@vanathispathi

Jan 18

This is not CPR. Please don’t attempt this. A conscious person does NOT need another person jumping on their chest like this.

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Naina Mishra

@Nainamishr94

Jan 18

IAS officer, Yash Pal Garg posted at Chandigarh saved a human life by giving CPR as first aid. CPR is indeed very valuable life saving lesson we all must know. Salute to this IAS officer whose presence of mind save a life

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Here are two documents containing the names of 100s of artists whose work has been trained on for Midjourney & Stable Diffusion. If you see your name, you have grounds to join the class action lawsuit. Contact stablediffusion_inquiries@saverilawfirm.com - please share w/ artists!

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Shekhar Gupta

@ShekharGupta

Jan 17

Indian women in science… Vidita Vaidya, the neuroscientist helping us understand how brain functions under stress Sandhya Ramesh

reports #ThePrintFeature

Vidita Vaidya, the neuroscientist helping us understand how brain functions under stress

Vidita Vaidya, winner of the $100,000 Infosys Prize in Life Sciences for 2022, could well be enabling the discovery of useful drugs for various mental health conditions.

Jan 17

Vidita Vaidya, the neuroscientist helping us understand how brain functions under stress Sandhya Ramesh

reports #ThePrintFeature

Vidita Vaidya, the neuroscientist helping us understand how brain functions under stress

Vidita Vaidya, winner of the $100,000 Infosys Prize in Life Sciences for 2022, could well be enabling the discovery of useful drugs for various mental health conditions.

Daniel Laurison & @daniel_laurison@sciences.social

@Daniel_Laurison

Jan 15

Dear US academics, if you're writing about something in the US context, please say that explicitly in your key sentences. How things work in US society is not necessarily universal, in fact it's frequently pretty weird compared to big swathes of the rest of the world.

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Science Communications & Engagements - India

@SciComm_India

Jan 15

As many as 15,000 human #genome samples were collected from five states in India and sent to the US for the mega #genomics project by Global Gene Corp and American pharma giant Regeneron. Report by

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How Indians' genomes can end up abroad & why it's raising ethical, 'national security' questions

As many as 15,000 human genome samples were collected from five states in India and sent to the US for the mega genomics project by Global Gene Corp and American pharma giant Regeneron.

Vinod Scaria

@vinodscaria

Jan 13

⭕ How Indians’🇮🇳 genomes 🧬can end up abroad & why it’s raising ethical, ‘national security’ questions. As many as 15,000 human samples collected from 5 states were sent for the mega genomics project. - Read the story by

How Indians' genomes can end up abroad & why it's raising ethical, 'national security' questions

As many as 15,000 human genome samples were collected from five states in India and sent to the US for the mega genomics project by Global Gene Corp and American pharma giant Regeneron.

Jan 13

How Indians’ genomes can end up abroad & why it’s raising ethical, ‘national security’ questions Sandhya Ramesh

reports for ThePrint

How Indians' genomes can end up abroad & why it's raising ethical, 'national security' questions

As many as 15,000 human genome samples were collected from five states in India and sent to the US for the mega genomics project by Global Gene Corp and American pharma giant Regeneron.

Warren Gunnels

@GunnelsWarren

Jonas Salk, inventor of polio vaccine: "There is no patent. Could you patent the sun?" Frederick Banting, inventor of insulin: "Insulin does not belong to me. It belongs to the world." Moderna CEO Stéphane Bancel: 400% price hike on COVID vaccine is "consistent with the value."

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lilian

@liliandaisies

this is what brad pitt’s child has to say about him by the way #GoldenGlobes

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Gavia Baker-Whitelaw

@Hello_Tailor

Brad Pitt's abuse allegations were the elephant in the room at this year's Golden Globes

Hollywood is actively and enthusiastically pretending that Brad Pitt's domestic abuse allegations don't exist.

dailydot.com

Hollywood insiders welcomed Brad Pitt with open arms, turning a blind eye to Angelina Jolie's abuse accusations.

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Grace Browne

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One of the scariest thing about being a journalist is that every time you finish writing an article, you're going to have to write another one

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Ally Maynard

@missmayn

Jan 10

it's actually crazy we figured out how to grow real diamonds that are cheaper and better quality than the real thing and so many people are still like, no thanks the suffering is what makes it special.

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Stanphyl Capital

@StanphylCap

This week NATO announced that it's sending a LOT of tanks (and Bradleys) to Ukraine. Gee, I wonder why Putin-stooge Musk might POSSIBLY have tweeted this, lol.

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Elon Musk

@elonmusk

Replying to @RichardGarriott

Tanks are a deathtrap now. With neither side having air superiority, you’re left with infantry & artillery – essentially WW1.

Hayes Brown

@HayesBrown

once again, they have managed to invent public transportation but make it much less efficient

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Politics & Education

@PoliticsAndEd

lol I can’t believe this is actually what Tesla’s Hyperloop looks like. It’s dumber than I could have imagined:

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Sandhya Ramesh

We are both Benoit Blanc fans

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Read Jackson Rising by @CooperationJXN

@JoshuaPHilll

Jan 2

Learning that Lin Manuel Miranda’s dad is a millionaire king maker in New York conservative democratic politics was one of those moments where the world made a little more sense

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Luis A. Miranda, Jr.

@Vegalteno

Dec 30, 2022

I was hoping to end 2022 on a good note. But the character assassination of Puerto Rican Judge LaSalle, nominated by @KathyHochul for chief judge, is sad. Many are simply repeating soundbites; hoping 2 "cancel" him. Not a chance, LatinosforLaSalle.com We are having a dialogue.

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Oops! I did again,

: I created a Twitter account pretending to be

@SenMarkey

(with his permission) and applied for Blue “verification.” And once again, Twitter took my $8, asked zero questions and gave the fake account a blue checkmark. wapo.st/3VHo2Qg

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Saudi Arabia 'infiltrated' Wikipedia to control content, activists say

kalim

@akhmxt

Jan 6

Investigation concludes Saudi Arabia infiltrated Wikipedia with agents to control content

middleeasteye.net

The Wikimedia Foundation disputes report by rights groups and says no evidence of government infiltration was found

Human Mel

@melhuman

Jan 4

The tesla website claims that the new truck can pull "near-infinite mass" hhjjkhjslsl this company is so unserious

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Cody Johnston

@drmistercody

Jan 5

Where is this BS about an emerald mine coming from?

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Michael Mazengarb

@MichaelM_ACT

Jan 1

The scale of windfall oil and gas profits in the last year - at least for Chevron and Exxon - eclipsed their Covid related losses. A reminder that war didn’t increase the cost of production, but allowed these companies to gouge consumers. ft.com/content/2bfced

Live Law

@LiveLawIndia

Jan 5

No criminality found on part of

@zoo_bear

and accordingly have not included his name in the chargesheet: Delhi Police informs High Court in Zubair’s plea to quash POCSO FIR lodged against him on a complaint by a Twitter user. #DelhiHighCourt #DelhiPolice

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Reminder that

’s actual job at Twitter is customer support for the far right.

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BREAKING: Twitter has locked @ALX for
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Replying to @JackPosobiec and @alx
Looking into it. That tweet doesn't
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Annie Lennox

@AnnieLennox

Jan 4

It’s almost impossible to believe that ‘Sweet Dreams are Made of This’ was released forty years ago! It has continued to travel the world and the seven seas ever since, which is a wonderful and miraculous story all to itself!

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darren i

@MegaDarren

Jan 3

Just learned that Dutch scientists left a hamster wheel outside in 2014 and saw that tons of wild mice used it just for fun as well as frogs and slugs? All the creatures of the forest wanted a turn?? Absolutely phenomenal

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Shekhar Gupta

@ShekharGupta

Jan 3

Livin’ la vida virovore — scientists find 1st microscopic organism that feasts on viruses Sandhya Ramesh

reports #ThePrintScience

Livin’ la vida virovore — scientists find 1st microscopic organism that feasts on viruses

Published in the journal PNAS, study by microbiologists from University of Nebraska-Lincoln said ciliate protists grew in quantity & multiplied in sample, viruses shrank.

Samuel Sinyangwe

@samswey

Jan 2

Police killed more people in America in 2022 than any other year on record. At least 1,176 people were killed by police nationwide - 3.2 killings per day. mappingpoliceviolence.us

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Ana Mostarac

@anammostarac

Jan 3

It’s so over

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