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Novel data from patient samples gives new context to the reduced binding affinity of five therapeutic antibodies against SARS-CoV-2 variant #Omicron. Results explain why these drugs are less effective against Omicron than they were against WT and Delta.
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The pioneering work that helped elucidate the mechanisms of action of aducanumab, gantenerumab, bapineuzumab and solanezumab to be detailed by Prof Sara Linse in the Protein Interactions Webinar Series. Feb 2nd at 16:00 UTC. #lifesciences #biotech #Alzheimers
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10 years ago we asked the research community what the 100 most important questions for #PlantScience were.
This year @NewPhyt is proud to be working with @BCAI_UoB to revisit the project. How have our research challenges changed? Have your say! newphytologist.org/100-impor…
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Today is International Day of Women and Girls in Science, and at Fluidic Analytics we pride ourselves on a higher than average percentage of female researchers. We sat down with some of them to hear their experiences. Read the blog here: hubs.li/H0GpXJF0
#WomenInScience
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We're incredibly enthused by the range of applications submitted to our Research Challenge, we're releasing additional instruments to ensure no great research idea goes unsupported. Tell us your idea in ~200 words to win a 3 month instrument placement hubs.li/H0zJvZc0
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Pompeo just now: “There will be a smooth transition to a second Trump administration."
I am proud to see our latest work about 'the most wonderful plant in the world' featured on the @ETH_en and @UZH_en websites. It was a pleasure working on this project in a highly interdisciplinary and dedicated team.
Was braucht es, damit die Fangblätter der fleischfressenden #Venusfliegenfalle zuklappen? Forschende der ETH Zürich und der @UZH_ch haben einen neuen Schnappmechanismus entdeckt. ethz.ch/de/news-und-veransta…
How can robotics help fight infectious diseases, and will COVID-19 advance research in robotics to be prepared for future pandemics? Interesting editiorial published yesterday in Science Robotics @SciRobotics: robotics.sciencemag.org/cont…
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Her story demonstrated how an unwitting carrier could be the root of disease outbreaks on.natgeo.com/2IWLQNc
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Er sieht aus wie ein Vogel, der aus Papier gefaltet wurde, und ist doch ein winziger, am #PSICH gebauter Roboter, der die Kraft von Magnetfeldern nutzt, um zu flattern, zu gleiten oder seinen Kopf zu bewegen. psi.ch/de/node/30590
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These four-poled #magnets designed by @ETH scientists can overcome repulsion to create complex structures. From @SciRobotics: fcld.ly/rjny04t #robotics
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I offer two Ph.D. positions to work on multiferroic materials for small-scale robotics applications at the Multi-Scale Robotics Lab (ETH Zürich) in the frame of an ITN.
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Interesting overlap between these two papers published 2 days apart: "The mechanical basis for snapping of the Venus flytrap" biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/… and "Venus flytrap trigger hairs are micronewton mechano-sensors that can detect small insect prey" rdcu.be/bJLm1
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Mathematicians and physicists have been using LaTeX typesetting language to craft equations in manuscripts, but now other scientists are using it too. Here’s how to get started. go.nature.com/31rOmTC
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Highest distinction for @ETH_en robotics! Congratulations to Brad Nelson and @rsiegwart for the IEEE RAS Pioneer Award
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Accepted papers normalized with respect to population at @ieee_ras_icra
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.@ieeeras @icra2019 is about to start with a big welcome! Good luck to @gdudek, Jaydev Desai and their team! @eu_Robotics @RASworldwide @ieee_ras_icra @Montreal
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CRISPR-carrying pollen could help enhance certain varieties of crops that have been difficult to genetically edit. fcld.ly/9oh0ezm
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Fraud departs from community norms, so scientists do not want to think about it, let alone talk about it, says @JAByrneSci. go.nature.com/2SHyGd7




















