Published a paper warning that something doesn't work as commonly accepted in SciRep some years ago, that journal has done some dubious things in the mean time though. I generally like the approach and integrity of CellRepPhysSci, I could imagine they might be up for something like this

Want to come to Maine? I wanted to contact your journal but GRC doesn't allow me to. Would be great to have you there

The project was led by Dr. Benjamin Klemm, in close collaboration with Dr. Margherita Tavasso and Prof. Pouyan Boukany @pboukany.bsky.social. Funding from the @erc.europa.eu , Open Access publication.

The kinetics of drug release depend heavily on the type of nucleophilic trigger: thiols are fast, amines are much slower (minutes to days). Application of a gefinitib construct to a lung cancer cell model (A549) showed ~100% wound-closure inhibition upon signal activation.

These prodrugs can be activated by biologically relevant nucleophiles enabling precisely controlled drug release.
We went on to embed anti-cancer and antibiotic prodrugs into hydrogel scaffolds, testing them in aqueous and cellular environments.

Using a versatile azido-phenyl allyl bromide scaffold, we generated prodrugs from a range of amine-containing drug candidates. It’s quite straightforward to make these things, basically just mix the allylbromide and the drug, wait, and isolate by filtration.

ja daar was ik al bang voor. Kreeg ook een vrij nikserig antwoord van Nexus toen ik hiernaar vroeg, gaf weinig vertrouwen dat ze hem kritisch zouden bevragen. Gemiste kans, zwakke journalistiek.

Congratulations Job, very much deserved!

Using a forged entry ticket should be encouraged in this particular case

@nexusinstituut.bsky.social I understand that these douchebags like to write their own bios, but I do think you have the responsibility to address these issues at the conference. Will you?

Advancing American Freedom, which champions faith, family, and liberty as fundamental American values. In 2025, Pence received the John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Award for his actions on January 6, 2021, when he risked his life and career to ensure the lawful transfer of presidential power.

education reform, and infrastructure investment while maintaining fiscal responsibility. His accomplishments in Indiana led to his election as the 48th Vice President of the United States. Pence’s conservative philosophy, inspired by Ronald Reagan, led him to found the organization

He worked as an attorney, hosted a talk show, served six terms in Congress—where he advocated for limited government and fiscal responsibility—and was later elected the 50th Governor of Indiana. In that role, he focused particularly on tax cuts, job creation,

Translation: Mike Pence was born on June 7, 1959, in Columbus, Indiana, into a family that embodied the American Dream and instilled in him the values of hard work, faith, and family. After graduating from Hanover College and the Indiana University School of Law, he began his multifaceted career.