ukitel

@ukitel_

A biology scientist with a flair for drawing... Or the other way around. Founder & president

Heidelberg, Deutschland
biotop-heidelberg.de
Joined October 2015
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    Apr 3

    How researchers are ensuring that their work has an impact. Hint: it includes a holistic view of how to do the most public good and a focus on interdisciplinarity and entrepreneurship.

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    Mar 22

    Yup. The question I have is whether community-run hackathons are also at fault for helping normalise the practice. And if so, what can we do differently.. via

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    Mar 22

    Are insects the future of food? Here are 5 companies "trying to remove the yuck factor"

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    Mar 20

    Turn your 2-photon microscope into a high-speed, ~1µm resolution 3D printer!

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    Mar 21

    Candle testing day for the Challenge. Spending even 1 day w/ designers makes you see science with an entirely new perspective. Could not be spending a better wednesday 😄 Hope this is the beginning of a long partnership 🙌

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    Mar 20

    “Luxury products are not going to save the environment,” says Selden. “You have to play the capitalism game.”

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    Mar 20

    These are not Old Gods ... Auricularia and Actinotrocha larvae specimens sampled in Bay of Santander

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    Mar 20

    Inhaling pollution, exhaling fresh air: this 4-meter-high vertical garden performs the work of 275 trees

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    Mar 19

    The ID of this seabiscuit has been alluding me for weeks. It’s simultaneously driving me crazy and opening my eyes to how complex taxonomy can be.

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    Mar 14

    Guys! Check out this interview with the great on how he recreated his gorgeous 🦑🐙 Artist resurrects obscure fossils in gorgeous living colour

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    Mar 18

    A new device could help researchers see how different types of tissue respond to drugs without using lab animals.

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    Mar 18

    Multi-cellular eukaryotes: “pick a species at random, kill off 99.9 % of its population, and then measure how long it would take the species to recover, the result might be a year or more for a mouse, and a century or more (if then) for elephants.”

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    Mar 18

    But also well worth asking whether such personal data should be available to academics in the first place.

    The fact that the Cambridge Analytica data misuse stemmed from an academic, who shared data which was supposed to be reserved for academic research, is not going to be helpful for fostering access to data for legitimate academic research...
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    Mar 19

    Carrot-based hotdogs, mealworm-based burgers, and microgreen-based ice cream. These are just a few of the "future foods" that are being created at Space 10, IKEA's research and innovation lab.

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    Mar 18

    Spending a snowy afternoon printing some experimental bacteria linocuts on vellum

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    Mar 18

    Whatever... Not a computer, not powered by DNA. Only truth in this headline: A Cork startup is selling [something] for $100

    A Cork startup is selling $100 biocomputers powered by jellyfish DNA.
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    Mar 18

    Updated , extracts from the research and political and cultural context to ground the poetics of the ; the sublime dialogue of an E.coli & the narrating decades of history from a nonhuman narrator

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    Mar 18

    Editorial: Computer algorithms to detect disease show great promise, but they must be developed and applied with care

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    Mar 17

    Recently discovered that ‘scientifically accurate’ beetle cross-stitch patterns exist. I don’t cross-stitch but if there was ever an incentive to start...

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    Mar 18

    “How GMOs can save civilization (and probably already have)” - great read about one of our most controversial technologies 🤗😍

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