A remotely controlled robot with an inflatable foot that oozes mucus can crawl across surfaces like a snail, and could inspire soft medical robots that move through mucus-lined cavities in the human body
Question on social media strikes a chord as scientists share their smashing tales
Three-train crash in Pennsylvania leaked diesel and plastic pellets into waterways
First-of-its-kind platform will allow scientists to share tissues, organs, and other biological materials
RoseTTAFold extended to predict structures of proteins bound to small molecules
So much of what shows up on social media, Threads in particular, it seems, is what might be referred to as “engagement bait”. It’s often inane or perhaps an inflammatory comment, it could be a boring or open-ended question, a reboots of stuff from other places that might be years old, some cliched statement with … Continue reading "PickBait"
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