Germán Bonilla-Rosso
@germusthermophilus.bsky.social
🦠🧪🖥🧬microbial ecology & evolution | agricultural microbiomes | food security | metabolism | 🐝🌺 host-microbe interactions | functional -omics | bioinformatics | salsa | philosophy | equality | UNAM | mSystems / mBio
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Sounds super interesting!
November 23, 2025 at 9:42 PM
Sounds super interesting!
Not really.
November 23, 2025 at 9:39 PM
Not really.
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The first crab here looks like AI unfortunately 😬
What are the lateral covers sticking out over some of the legs on the left, why does the right walking leg look to maybe have a claw tip, and why on earth are those mouthparts like...fused onto the face
What are the lateral covers sticking out over some of the legs on the left, why does the right walking leg look to maybe have a claw tip, and why on earth are those mouthparts like...fused onto the face
November 23, 2025 at 2:32 PM
The first crab here looks like AI unfortunately 😬
What are the lateral covers sticking out over some of the legs on the left, why does the right walking leg look to maybe have a claw tip, and why on earth are those mouthparts like...fused onto the face
What are the lateral covers sticking out over some of the legs on the left, why does the right walking leg look to maybe have a claw tip, and why on earth are those mouthparts like...fused onto the face
Reposted by Germán Bonilla-Rosso
These image generators add invisible marks to AI generated content. Publishers need to quickly integrate the detectors into their publishing platforms to flag AI generated images.
November 21, 2025 at 5:02 PM
These image generators add invisible marks to AI generated content. Publishers need to quickly integrate the detectors into their publishing platforms to flag AI generated images.
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Novel claims require rigor. If methods vary widely and false-positive detection isn’t validated, there's no basis to separate true signal from noise.
“46.6% of tumor samples and 76.9% of controls showed no detectable bacterial signal.”
Publish in #SocietyJournals!
Novel claims require rigor. If methods vary widely and false-positive detection isn’t validated, there's no basis to separate true signal from noise.
“46.6% of tumor samples and 76.9% of controls showed no detectable bacterial signal.”
Publish in #SocietyJournals!
The findings of a study in Nature Medicine introduce microbial elements as a component of the brain tumor microenvironment and lay the foundation for future mechanistic and translational studies. go.nature.com/44bO314 #medsky #microbiome 🧪
November 22, 2025 at 9:28 AM