#Diffusion

Nat Bullard

NatBullard

It was not until 1955 that the U.S. had more tractors than horses and mules working on farms. A brief thread (from this awesome paper) on what mechanization did for

Jonathan Shedler

JonathanShedler

1/ Here's an updated thread on borderline personality, from a forthcoming book chapter. (I wasn't happy with the earlier version—this one's better) "The term borderline dates back to a time

Taiwannabe

taiwannabe

Having grown up among Taiwanese in the US, something that stands out actually living in Taiwan is how different the younger Taiwanese are in TW vs the younger Taiwanese diaspora

a kuro, probably.

KuroAoki

Been reading this article about moral disengagement for my ethics course -- a topic I touched on when I was doing a paper on cyberbullying last term. A few interesting

Amy Eskridge

amyceskridge

Hey, @elonmusk! As an engineer turned chemist, then neuroscientist, now theoretical physicist, having touched a variety of distinct but increasingly overlapping fields of study, I wonder - have you considered

Dibyendu Nandi

ydnadydnad

"Why is the solar cycle 11 years long" someone asked @Dr_Lucie. You got a tough one! Here's my take on this in two parts. The first part is a non-technical

Jeff Geringer

808sandU3O8

I have a lot of dumb thoughts on laser #uranium enrichment, so before I unleash a 3,000-word essay on non-proliferation, SWU for U, and the mountain of US defense stockpiles/wastes,

Ross Callaghan

RossCallaghan

Pleased to report ConFiG – Contextual Fibre Growth, our white matter digital phantom generator for developing & validating μ-structure imaging techniques, just appeared @Neuroimage_EiC (https://doi.org/10.1016/j.neuroimage.2020.11710

WorldTradeReview

trade_review

Volume 20(1) - February 2021 is now available! Let's talk about the fantastic articles we have for your viewing pleasure. We have a great mix of articles from the economics,

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EmojiPan

Technology spared us from many parasites, but also created new, smarter ones. The new ones are not something that we would usually identify as a living entity, because post-biological systems

Richard Dortch

RichardDortch

I am excited to share our new publication on DTI in traumatic nerve injury and repair. This is work done by @pridmost in collaboration with @vuiis, @MarkDoes, and VUMC Plastic

Josh Kurlantzick

JoshKurlantzick

Thread:Myanmar’s coup is a disaster for Myanmar, but it also is a signifier of the continuing regression of democracy region-wide in Southeast Asia. The region, which once had made significant

Sandy Phimester

SandyPhimester

*time to scan film*Haven’t had much portrait shoots this winter because of the pandemic but I’ve got a few rolls to scan from some exploring I did. Only good vibes

Alessandro De Simone

aledesi

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-020-03085-8Control of osteoblast regeneration by a train of Erk activity waves. How is tissue growth organized in vertebrate regeneration? To address this question, we turned to the bony regenerating s

William Dalrymple

DalrympleWill

Some favourite masterpieces of early Buddhist art. Over the last week I have been researching the diffusion of early Buddhism. Here are some favourites I dug out from my travels.1.The

Marco Chitti

ChittiMarco

On today's episode of "paving beyond asphalt and concrete":the "RIZZATA/RIZZADA"(in Lombardy) or "CIOTTOLATO/ACCIOTTOLATO" is a paving made of river pebbles that diffused mainly in the Po Valley between the

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