Phil Kyriakakis

Phil Kyriakakis

@breakliquid.bsky.social

Senior Research Scientist at Stanford Bioengineering | Taking apart and building biology.🧪

2.2K followers3.2K following750 posts

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Libraries make us a harder target for authoritarianism. Equal access to info, ideas, and space that doesn’t require a purchase to belong. Also: using the library means money stays in your community instead of streaming out to Amazon. 📚 What’s checked out on your card right now?

OooooopenEvo! What a journey building this @atinygreencell.bsky.social , our baby is born! We hope this serves as a nice research tool as well as a teaching tool for biology, electronics and more!

Sebastian S. Cocioba@atinygreencell.bsky.social

@breakliquid.bsky.social and I are delighted to say our OpenEVO preprint is finally live! An open source hand-made turbidostat that's modular, affordable, and made to be customized. Designed with love for the research community. Enjoy!!!💚 www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6...

I thought maybe I invented this term, but its already a thing! Its better than PCR, GCR! “Gratitude Chain Reaction uses the psychological ripple effect of appreciation to inspire a cycle of reciprocal kindness”

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SPLICECRAFT v1.0 IS LIVE!!!!!!!!!!!! Open your terminal and type in "pipx install splicecraft" if you want to try it out, then spam "splicecraft update" often as I push updates frequently. A labor of love for the community I adore. Enjoy! 💚

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Alex Turnbull@alejandroturnbull.space

The FCC just opened public comments on SpaceX's plan to launch a million satellites to do AI compute in space. Under the current proposal, an environmental review won't be required. Please consider submitting a public comment to oppose this damaging plan. darksky.org/news/two-sat...

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Exciting! Stanford researchers have developed a UNIVERSAL INTRANASAL vaccine. A study in mouse models shows that vaccinated mice were protected against Covid & other coronaviruses. Still a long way to humans. This study was #NIH funded. A potential game changer. 🧪 med.stanford.edu/news/all-new...

med.stanford.eduOne vaccine may provide broad protection against many respiratory infections and allergensStanford Medicine researchers and their colleagues invented a new vaccine that protects mice from respiratory viruses, bacteria and allergens — the closest yet to a universal vaccine.

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The system acts as near-permanent archival storage for backup of critical data. It stores 4.8 terabytes, the equivalent of around 2 million printed books Data survives for 10,000 years at a temperature of 290ºC and much longer at room temperature. 🧪🦠 www.nature.com/articles/d41...

nature.comMicrosoft team creates 'revolutionary' data storage system that lasts for millenniaResearchers use mini plasma explosions to encode the equivalent of two million books into a coaster-sized device. The method could preserve research data for millennia with minimal storage costs.

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Replying to @tapani-hopkins.bsky.social

I suspect one reason science social media has done reasonably well post-Twitter is that it didn't get (too badly) scattered. There's a viable population on both Bluesky and Mastodon. Here's one (opt-in) way of of connecting those two populations to make sciencesky even bigger. 🧪

Tapani Hopkins@tapani-hopkins.bsky.social

Haven't advertised this for a while: If you follow @ap.brid.gy on Bluesky, your posts will show up on Mastodon too, and Mastodon users's replies to you will show up on Bluesky. Good way for connecting with people whichever place, Mastodon/Bluesky, they happen to be on.

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Okay, but for #BlueSky to gain a fraction of the value in networking that we once enjoyed over at #Twitter, we all need to be reposting pretty much everything we see. Scientists no Longer Find Twitter Professionally Useful, and have Switched to Bluesky url: academic.oup.com/icb/article-...

academic.oup.comScientists no Longer Find Twitter Professionally Useful, and have Switched to BlueskySynopsis. Social media has become widely used by the scientific community for a variety of professional uses, including networking and public outreach. For

Here is the TinkCAD link if anyone wants to use it. I made the part that attaches to the lab bench earthquake thing for my lab, so it might not match another lab. I used that shape to hang all sorts of things, pippetters, kimpwipe boxes etc., even computer monitors!

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This is VERY cool! 🧪

Marco Fumasoni@marcofumasoni.bsky.social

🗞️ New preprint from the lab, led by our postdoc Ana Garoña (not on here) in collab with @andreagiometto.bsky.social: “Experimental evolution of cellular miniaturization reveals a mechanism for cell size evolution”, aka: “honey, we shrank the yeasts!” 🎥 www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6...