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  2. Jun 18

    Woulda, Coulda, Shoulda: It’s time to expand and take a "bird's-eye view" of what to do now There are a multitude of different scientific careers, all with meaningful opportunities, but which direction to take??? 💌Laurel.Coons@duke.edu

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  3. Jun 18

    shakti is real. kundalini is real. chi, qi, is real. prana is real. just because can't yet grasp these, doesn't mean you have to wait to embrace them within your body/mind/spirit

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  4. Jun 18

    Fitbits for ! My labmate Roi Harel 3D printed these to fit comfortably on a baboon's wrist. By collecting continuous accelerometer data at different points on the baboon's body, he hopes to discover signatures of behaviors like mating, grooming, and foraging.

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  5. Jun 19

    Should we bring the woolly mammoth back from the dead?

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  6. 6 hours ago

    I'd go with Richard Feynman. What about you?

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  7. Jun 18

    If you really want to understand where “morality” comes from, you’d have better luck with Neuroethics than Theology. And yes, Neuroethics is a thing.

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  8. 14 hours ago

    Saw my first Aurora Australis on this mission today, my silent magical old friend. 6 nose prints on the window, despite being busy with . Quite fittingly, the ship in the foreground is the one that carried , Sergey & me into space almost 2 weeks ago.

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  9. Jun 19

    A of where are the intact forests of the Earth. looks very sad in that sense. The data from Hansen et al. 2013.

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  10. Jun 19

    You swim faster if you match

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  11. 23 hours ago

    When meets "May the pressure gradient force be with you"

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  12. 6 hours ago

    You’re always taught in school that being able to roll your tongue is genetic but that was disproven by Phillip Matlock in 1952. So stop spreading fake news. I’m here for facts.

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  13. 24 hours ago

    Ouch!

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  14. 7 hours ago

    Today’s neurons ressemble yesterday’s sky!

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  15. Jun 19

    Why do I always think flying to San Francisco & back the same day is brilliant until I do it? 🤦 At least it's for some Science Channel filming. Nice way to get back into work! 🛫

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  16. 19 hours ago

    We are going to be observing the germination if our cress seeds over the next week or so to form the hair for our cress heads.

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  17. 5 hours ago

    Preliminary research has indicated a small amount of marine algae added to cattle food can reduce methane emissions from cattle gut microbes by as much as 99 per cent.

    9 replies 126 retweets 157 likes
  18. Jun 19

    NGC 3344 is about 20 million light-years away in Leo Minor

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  19. Jun 19

    Congratulations to Jennifer Doudna and her team for the patent issued today! This will accelerate development of human therapeutics and improvements in food security:

    1 reply 103 retweets 275 likes
  20. 11 hours ago
    Replying to

    - Wheeler (1850)

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  21. Jun 19

    This truly is a fascinating time to be alive. You can be direct messaging your woman what a beautiful & precious treasure she is & how you are going to protect & cherish her always while texting her talking about throwing your weenie in her butt...

    11 replies 53 retweets 477 likes

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