Wojciech Kopec
@wojciechkopec.bsky.social
Lecturer in Computational Pharmaceutical Chemistry at Queen Mary University of London | Visiting Scientist at the Max Planck Institute for Multidisciplinary Sciences | Computational Electrophysiology & Ion Channels
Poland->Denmark->USA->Germany->UK..?
Poland->Denmark->USA->Germany->UK..?
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And here we are! Literally every spine point is paying less in real terms than it was back in 2008. Spine point 5 (now replaced by the real living wage) is down by about 3.4%. By spine point 10, we're down over 10%. By spine point 23, over 20%, ultimately reaching a 22.1% reduction. 3/3
November 13, 2025 at 10:38 PM
And here we are! Literally every spine point is paying less in real terms than it was back in 2008. Spine point 5 (now replaced by the real living wage) is down by about 3.4%. By spine point 10, we're down over 10%. By spine point 23, over 20%, ultimately reaching a 22.1% reduction. 3/3
Absolute misunderstanding of economy, believe in the outdated „balanced sheets” models and full surrender to finance bros and megacorps. Absolutely appalling
October 21, 2025 at 8:06 AM
Absolute misunderstanding of economy, believe in the outdated „balanced sheets” models and full surrender to finance bros and megacorps. Absolutely appalling
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@dabiophysicist.bsky.social I just found a news-and-views article about the Aldrich lab's classic work on Shaker K+ channel inactivation. An *amazing* snapshot-in-time, in the pre-structural era but with everyone knowing it's only a matter of time. What an amazing piece of science reporting!
October 12, 2025 at 6:05 PM
@dabiophysicist.bsky.social I just found a news-and-views article about the Aldrich lab's classic work on Shaker K+ channel inactivation. An *amazing* snapshot-in-time, in the pre-structural era but with everyone knowing it's only a matter of time. What an amazing piece of science reporting!
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And before 'austerity', HE was one of our world-leading (almost world-*defining*) sectors; raising fees, cutting funding, imposing the disastrous REF regimen, and redefining HE as employment preparation has utterly eviscerated the core ethos and role of our universities.
October 10, 2025 at 9:07 AM
And before 'austerity', HE was one of our world-leading (almost world-*defining*) sectors; raising fees, cutting funding, imposing the disastrous REF regimen, and redefining HE as employment preparation has utterly eviscerated the core ethos and role of our universities.
Jo Grady nails it, as always
October 11, 2025 at 10:44 AM
Jo Grady nails it, as always
Maybe all the people that know they usefulness of physics based modelling are industry actually finding new compounds instead of writing papers like this 😬😬😬
September 26, 2025 at 7:32 PM
Maybe all the people that know they usefulness of physics based modelling are industry actually finding new compounds instead of writing papers like this 😬😬😬