Rahul Siddharthan
@rsidd120.bsky.social
Computational biology at IMSc Chennai. Regulatory genomics, chromatin, evolution, ML and health.
Reposted by Rahul Siddharthan
BTW our manuscript has been accepted for publication this week in Bioengineered!
The editorial board is showing real courage. I hope this serves as an example for all other publishers.
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The editorial board is showing real courage. I hope this serves as an example for all other publishers.
@elisabethbik.bsky.social @thatsregrettab1.bsky.social @smutclyde.bsky.social @mortenoxe.bsky.social
July 3, 2025 at 7:57 AM
BTW our manuscript has been accepted for publication this week in Bioengineered!
The editorial board is showing real courage. I hope this serves as an example for all other publishers.
@elisabethbik.bsky.social @thatsregrettab1.bsky.social @smutclyde.bsky.social @mortenoxe.bsky.social
The editorial board is showing real courage. I hope this serves as an example for all other publishers.
@elisabethbik.bsky.social @thatsregrettab1.bsky.social @smutclyde.bsky.social @mortenoxe.bsky.social
Is it possible that your previous page was odd-numbered and the next chapter (thinks Word) should be on an odd-numbered page so it inserted a blank page?
Also, isn't this the job of your publishers and their staff?
(I don't use Word, but then I don't write crime fiction...)
Also, isn't this the job of your publishers and their staff?
(I don't use Word, but then I don't write crime fiction...)
May 3, 2025 at 2:30 PM
Is it possible that your previous page was odd-numbered and the next chapter (thinks Word) should be on an odd-numbered page so it inserted a blank page?
Also, isn't this the job of your publishers and their staff?
(I don't use Word, but then I don't write crime fiction...)
Also, isn't this the job of your publishers and their staff?
(I don't use Word, but then I don't write crime fiction...)
Read TSR already. Now an Outsider followup with Rob, and a Killing Kind followup with Ingrid, please.
(Seriously, TSR was great, thanks, also for the author's note about the ending! I've never been this "into" a detective series other than Sherlock Holmes.)
(Seriously, TSR was great, thanks, also for the author's note about the ending! I've never been this "into" a detective series other than Sherlock Holmes.)
April 28, 2025 at 11:37 AM
Read TSR already. Now an Outsider followup with Rob, and a Killing Kind followup with Ingrid, please.
(Seriously, TSR was great, thanks, also for the author's note about the ending! I've never been this "into" a detective series other than Sherlock Holmes.)
(Seriously, TSR was great, thanks, also for the author's note about the ending! I've never been this "into" a detective series other than Sherlock Holmes.)
The change in Georgia over the series is remarkable, but she seems really mature in this one, I agree
February 15, 2025 at 5:36 PM
The change in Georgia over the series is remarkable, but she seems really mature in this one, I agree
A month ago the Economist suggested, only part joking I think, that Canada should join the EU. It actually makes a lot of sense. www.economist.com/europe/2025/...
Why Canada should join the EU
Europe needs space and resources, Canada needs people. Let’s deal
www.economist.com
February 2, 2025 at 5:39 PM
A month ago the Economist suggested, only part joking I think, that Canada should join the EU. It actually makes a lot of sense. www.economist.com/europe/2025/...
Get well soon, but also, contrary to the folk wisdom ("feed the cold, starve the fever") perhaps starving the cold will stop sinus leakage due to conservation of mass?
(* This is not medical advice)
(* This is not medical advice)
January 16, 2025 at 4:20 PM
Get well soon, but also, contrary to the folk wisdom ("feed the cold, starve the fever") perhaps starving the cold will stop sinus leakage due to conservation of mass?
(* This is not medical advice)
(* This is not medical advice)