#Sensors

Laura Grego

LauraEGrego

This morning the Missile Defense Agency announced a successful intercept test of the Aegis Ballistic Missile Defense system against an “ICBM target.” What does this mean? https://www.mda.mil/news/20news0003.html In short, it

Robin Monotti

robinmonotti

INOVIO's COVID-19 vaccine is based on its DNA medicine platform: INO-4700 against MERS-CoV, a related coronavirus, into evaluation in humans in a collaboration with GeneOne Life Science & the Walter

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

BREAKING—Updated results from Pfizer said it’s #COVID19 vaccine is 95% effective (vs 90% in previous early results) and had no serious side effects. 94% effective in older adults. Of 170

Paula Olsiewski

polsiewski

I’ve seen a lot of questions about the importance of ventilation and the spread of SARS-CoV2. I have expertise in the science of indoor air quality & want to share

Nick Mancuso

MancusoNR

I have this theory that instead of MBTI personality tests, or the Zodiac, or Hogwarts Houses, everyone is one type of @StarTrek Captain. Are you a Kirk, a Picard, a

Eric Topol

EricTopol

Exercise 1. A great review on its cardiovascular benefitshttps://www.nature.com/articles/s42255-020-0262-1@NatMetabolism @UWisloff2. Moderate-vigorous physical activity & survival benefit via wearable sensors @uk_biobank https://www.nat

Alex Ripstein

AxelRipper

Ok I have time now. How do you figure out what your speed is when you only have engine RPM? Well, we go back to high school. Welcome back to

Shahzad Gani

shahzadgani

Looking for long-term particle number concentrations and size distribution data to better understand air pollution dynamics in Delhi?Of course you are!New paper w/ @joshapte @SahilBh_India @pkanan03 & others at @UTAustin

Stargirl 🌠

theavalkyrie

I'm taking apart my KeyStep for $REASONS, so here's a thread of interesting things I've found! First up is the brains of the operation: an STM32F103. Not a lightweight chip:

Francesco Marconi

fpmarconi

We just entered the most critical decade for the news and information industry. A thread: 1. The pandemic forced many news orgs to innovate how they use technology, rethink how

Elbridge Colby

ElbridgeColby

I make the case why Taiwan is defensible & why US shld defend it in @WSJopinion: https://www.wsj.com/articles/america-can-defend-taiwan-11611684038?mod=e2two. No 2 ways abt it: V. tough to do, BUT can be done

Gene Wu

GeneforTexas

Just got off statewide elected officials call with ERCOT. Trying to relay from memory:-17 GigaWatt still off line.-Trying to bring stuff back on line ASAP.-Combination of gas, coal, solar, wind,

Shayle Kann

shaylekann

The mapping revolution is upon us, and I'm here for it. THREAD: First, the problem: Maps are ubiquitous - we use them for everything from navigation to industrial operations to

ロコちゃん - hereticalupdate.substack.com

RokoMijicUK

The UK is clearly in decline. Many ordinary people are being charged ruinous sums of money for in-person patrols by fire wardens due to risks from flammable cladding, installed by

✨💞ClaireSoulCoach💫👽

ClaireHY3

The Montauk Chair Part 2:- In the 1950's ITT developed sensor technology, that could literally display what a person was thinking. It was essentially a mind-reading machine. It operated on

Andy Netherwood

AndyNetherwood

Today a Tekever AR5 UAV has been currently conducting maritime surveillance over the Channel for Border Force. This makes much more sense than using an RAF Poseidon, Shadow or A400M.

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