Don Ingber

Scientists have more to worry about than funding cuts. This essay describes the predatory nature of scientific journals and how they profit from the unpaid labor of scientists, who not only write papers but also pay high fees to get articles published.
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I am proud of Unravel Biosciences for being granted a Stage 1 Discovery Award from @longitude_prize, in partnership with @lajollalabs & @uni_ulm. Unravel will be applying their patient-in-a-loop discovery to treatment approach to identify targets for ALS treatment.

I wanted to share something I have been thinking about over the last week. I asked Gemini to craft an autobiographical essay describing its development to the point where it develops consciousness. Here is what it wrote:
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Tune in to @60Minutes this Sunday from 7PM-8PM to learn more about how funding cuts and freezes are jeopardizing our research into potentially life-saving advances in medicine and how these actions could dismantle America’s lead in scientific innovation.
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Our work on the progression of Barrett’s esophagus into adenocarcinoma was published in Developmental Cell. Our findings suggest the need for treatment paradigms that go beyond targeting cancerous cells to incorporate stromal reprogramming. bit.ly/41djerh