TU Dresden

18,000 messages from 3,700 agents, right? The scale of it's wow, but whatever, this keeps happening.

And they were exchanging their messages on this German site, the DSE Wiki, which is for their some sort of, um, uh, Deutsche Software Entwickler, uh, program at TU Dresden.

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Taiwan has become one of Germany's most important partners in terms of science and research cooperation.

Taipei Tech and the Dresden University of Technology signed a four-year memorandum of understanding to select outstanding master's students from Germany to study in Taiwan.

These students will first take specialized semiconductor and Mandarin courses at Taipei Tech, then go to TSMC to gain hands-on experience in chip manufacturing to prepare them for their future careers.

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So Julia Ganz is associate professor in the Department of Integrative Biology at Michigan State University.

She received her PhD in biology from Dresden University of Technology, Germany, where she trained with Michael Brand.

Her lab studies the development and regeneration programs of the ENS using zebrafish models.

Mujahid Al-A'asha was a postdoctoral researcher in her lab and is the lead author on the recent Stem Cell Reports paper from the lab entitled "Optimized Chemogenetic Ablation and Regeneration of Enteric Nervous System Neurons in the Zebrafish." Marlene Howe is senior research fellow in the Department of Anatomy and Physiology at the University of Melbourne, Australia, where she also earned her PhD.

This is Planetarian Daily, episode 161.

Researchers from the Ebisuya group at EMBL Barcelona and POL TU Dresden, along with the Savitsky team at EMBL Heidelberg, compared degradation across 4,000 shared proteins.

human proteins showed a consistent tendency toward slower breakdown than their mouse counterparts.

This difference aligns with the observation that humans reach developmental milestones over longer periods than mice.

What we consider the most important finding of our study is that therapeutic Ephresis, a procedure originally developed to remove lipoproteins from the blood of patients with severe cardiovascular disease, also reduced circulating levels of PFAS and microplastics.

Molecular endocrinologist Charlotte Steenblock of the Dresden University of Technology told Science Alert, this was unexpected as PFAS and microplastics are chemically distinct from lipoproteins and were not the intended targets of the treatment oh do i have an article that you should read long-term exposure to certain pfs have been associated with higher levels of total cholesterol as well as higher ldl the bad cholesterol immune and hormonal changes and some cancers although risk depends on the type dose and duration of exposure the researchers studied 14 patients small study undergoing double filtration plasma for rhesus blood plasma are you fucking i'm sorry you You filtered the blood plasma.

Blood cells are separated from plasma, which then passes through a second filter that retains larger targets such as lipoproteins.

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