Poster

Commented on Development of E.coli Host Cell Proteins generic ELISA and a Comparison with generic E.coli HCP ELISA available commercially
This study likely contributes valuable insights into the detection and management of HCPs in biopharmaceuticals, aiding in the production of safer, more effective drugs.

Funding

Commented on Laser-based directed energy weapons
Interesting RFA. As laser-based directed energy weapons represent a significant advancement in military technology, offering precision targeting and the potential to neutralize threats effectively with minimal collateral damage. I am wondering who will get this type of grant.

Webinar

Commented on VEDA: A NASA Open Source Platform for Geosciences
Interesting talk. VEDA's launch is a pivotal step in Earth science research, offering enhanced tools for data analysis and visualization, promoting collaborative and accessible science, and supporting informed decision-making in environmental policy and education.

Hub

Commented on Are bed bug outbreaks are real
It is just happened. South Korea declares war on bedbugs after surge in reported cases.

Article

Commented on Bed bugs
It is spreading in Asia now. Hope it won’t become an epidemic issue.

Article

Commented on Bed Bugs
It has been outbreak recently in EU and now in South Korea. This is mainly because of the reduced use of DTT.

Article

Commented on The illusion of moral decline
The widespread belief in a global moral decline, held for decades, is likely an illusion not supported by long-term data. Studies indicate that this belief may stem from psychological biases in processing and remembering information. The perception changes when focusing on familiar individuals or historical figures, suggesting the importance of personal connections in shaping views on morality. Understanding this misperception is vital as it can impact how societies allocate resources and maintain social cohesion.

Article

Commented on 3D Extracellular Matrix Mimics: Fundamental Concepts and Role of Materials Chemistry to Influence Stem Cell Fate
Synthetic 3D extracellular matrices (ECMs) are essential for more accurately replicating the in vivo cellular environment in research and medical applications, overcoming the limitations of traditional 2D cultures that can lead to unnatural cell behavior. They are key in regenerative medicine and drug discovery for providing cells with bioresponsive microenvironments that promote desired cell functions and fates. The review emphasizes the necessity of finely tuned biochemical and structural components in synthetic ECMs to achieve functional mimics of the natural cell matrix.

Article

Commented on Electromagnetic fields regulate calcium-mediated cell fate of stem cells: osteogenesis, chondrogenesis and apoptosis
Considering the dual role of EMFs in promoting repair in stem cells and inhibiting tumor growth through calcium ion modulation, how might EMF therapy be tailored to maximize bone and cartilage repair while ensuring it does not inadvertently support the proliferation of any existing tumor stem cells?

Article

Commented on Impact of electromagnetic fields on stem cells: common mechanisms at the crossroad between adult neurogenesis and osteogenesis
Interesting article. Research on adult stem cells has made strides in understanding and influencing the mechanisms of neural and bone tissue repair. Electromagnetic fields (EMFs) have been found to support these regenerative processes, particularly by inducing epigenetic changes that promote neurogenesis and osteogenesis. These findings suggest that EMFs could be harnessed to guide stem cell differentiation, making them a promising tool for enhancing repair therapies through targeted epigenetic modulation.

Article

Commented on Electro-magnetic field promotes osteogenic differentiation of BM-hMSCs through a selective action on Ca2+-related mechanisms
This study explores the effects of Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) on the osteogenic differentiation of human mesenchymal stem cells from bone marrow stroma (BM-hMSC), which are promising for regenerative medicine but are limited by their availability and the lengthy differentiation required for clinical use.

Hub

Commented on Solar Photovoltaic/Thermal
Photovoltaic/Thermal systems combine photovoltaic and solar thermal technologies to simultaneously convert solar energy into electricity and heat.

Webinar

Commented on Diagnosis for All Rare Genetic Diseases
Enhanced knowledge of rare genetic diseases equips medical professionals with the tools to deliver more precise diagnoses.

Funding

Commented on Synthesis Center for Understanding Organismal Resilience
The NSF's Directorate for Biological Science is establishing a Synthesis Center to integrate diverse biological data and enhance understanding of organisms' resilience and adaptability to environmental changes. This center will foster open, collaborative research across various biological disciplines, equip scientists for data-driven analysis, and encourage discoveries with potential scientific and societal impacts.