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ludditerobot.bsky.social
My in-laws had a copy of the April 11, 1955 issue of Life Magazine lying around, and it features this really splashy, triumphant coverage of the polio vaccine’s rollout. It’s kind of startling to read in the context of all the current vaccine rollbacks and conspiracy driven pessimism
Life Magazine April 11, 1955 table of contents, including lead story “Optimism on polio: Salk vaccine, stockpiles by the ton as U.S. parents and doctors wait optimistically for the report on last year’s mass inoculations” Article titled “U.S. Gets Set For Polio Vaccine,” with image of forklist operator moving dozens of boxes marked Polio Vaccine RUSH, with hundreds more stacked behind him Two page layout of images (stacked IBM cards, Jonas Salk with children, a heap of syringes with NYC Comptroller Lawrence E. Gerosa, fresh vaccination equipment in an Arlington NJ clinic, prominent researchers talking, Nobel Prize winner Dr John Enders said to be working on measles vaccine, Salk at NIH) with short blurb titled “Top Secret Analysis and 1,800,000 Cards” 2 page layout with images of rocking bottles at Eli Lilly and Company, lab coated researchers take concentrated virus from a bottle, packages ampules moving along production belt, and large full page image of finished vaccine in red 5-gallon bottles at Wyeth Inc. A short blurb accompanies titled “Production Rocks Along For Vaccine By The Ton”
November 9, 2025 at 2:43 PM
dynakyris.bsky.social
#eli-lab @eli_lab_official
November 2, 2025 at 10:49 PM
puddicure.bsky.social
it pays to know the glowing red weak points on your friends so you can stunlock them with laser targeted subjects of interest
Me: (sending a link to The Dragon Gal’s Nail Artist) dragon girl gyaru getting her nails done. If it was a girl nail stylist this would be made for u in a lab. Unfortunately he's a guy I saw the beginning part of that Eli: I saw the beginning part of that and literally stopped in the middle of the store
October 28, 2025 at 8:04 PM
eli.aadl.org
Stugo is my favorite new cartoon to come along in years. So of course I knew who AADL deputy director Sherlonya and I would be for Halloween: Mad Scientist Dr. Lullah and her loyal mutant dog henchman Mr. Okay. Thanks to @gillizama.bsky.social @wolfhard.bsky.social and crew for such a great show!
Eli dressed up as mutant dog Mr. Okay, including waders, galoshes, furry ears and a dog beard, while Sherlonya is the inimical Dr. Lullah in a white lab coat with gold trim and pink goggles. A screenshot from Stugo showing Mr. Okay and Dr. Lullah in their cartoon form.
October 26, 2025 at 7:33 PM
sababausa.bsky.social
Matt Yglesias, last week:
The British electoral system is a trainwreck, and the LibDems should have simply held out in 2010 to somehow get the Tories to give them their long coveted proportional representation

Yglesias, in 2010:
the British electoral system seems fine as it is
Matthew Yglesias & @mattyglesias It's insane that Nick Clegg didn't make electoral reform the price of his participation in the Cameron government. & Luke Tryl & @LukeTryl • 23h This week's voting intention. Small dip in Reform lead after a high last week they're at 30%. Labour's is 8 behind at 22, Tories at 20 → REF UK 30% (-3) LAB 22% (+2)... Headline Voting Intention Fieldwork: 10 - 13 October 2025 Age All 88 30% 22% 20% 15% 9% Reform UK Labour Conservative Liberal Democrat 3% 2% The Green Party Scottish National Party (SNP) Another party/Independent Candidate 7:14 PM • Oct 15, 2025 • 204.1K Views Eli Braille&@megawhelmed • 9h g.. He did. There was a referendum in 2011. They lost. Clegg was a terrible negotiator. His real power was eating shit for the coalition government. He went on to eat shit for Mark Zuckerberg. • 133 1hl 5.4K 贝 Matthew Yglesias & @mattyglesias • 9h g... Right, he settled for a referendum rather than a coalition agreement to do it. Matt Yglesias May 5th, 2010 at 4:00 pm Blame the Electoral System or Blame the Party Leaders? Jonathan Bernstein stands up for first past the post voting in the UK. He starts with an observation I agree with, namely that "the ultimate goal of a political system cannot be to accurately reflect the strength of each party in parliament, much less accurately reflect the strength of all the views of the citizens in parliament, which is essentially impossible anyway." Then he offers another view I agree with, namely that what really matters is "is whether the government is responsive to citizens." What follows is a kind of Burkean defense of caution about radical reform away from a system that seems to be okay. For my part, I'll say that as I look at the scene emerging it does seem to be the case that what's plaguing the UK isn't so much a weird electoral system as it is a weird party system. If you look at John Cleese's very funny_pitch for electoral reform from the eighties you have to remember that he was talking at a very different time in the British party system. At that point, Labour and the Tories seemed determined to debunk the median voter theorem by being shockingly far apart ideologically. That paved the way for a revival (in alliance with some renegade moderate Labourites) of a centrist Liberal Party, a revival that was severely curtailed by the electoral system. Flash forward to 2010 and you have a situation in which Labour has moved to the right and the Tories have moved to the left, and the ideological posture of the Liberal Democrats vis-a-vis the other parties is pretty murky and contestable. Arguably if the Tories manage to secure a parliamentary majority with 37 percent of the vote (as seems at least plausible) that would be more the fault of LibDem and Labour party leaders than of the electoral system. If the parties don't have major systematic ideological differences, then they should cooperate with a formal electoral pact rather than running candida…
October 23, 2025 at 3:55 PM
oawlab.bsky.social
Led by Eli Diamond and former Abdel-Wahab lab member (now RutgersCancer) Benjamin Durham + Takeshi Fujino. Prior work by our group led to FDA-approval of vemurafenib for BRAFV600E mutant histiocytosis followed by Cobimetinib for BRAF WT:
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Efficacy of MEK inhibition in patients with histiocytic neoplasms - Nature
A proof-of-concept clinical trial of patients with histiocytoses with MAPK-pathway mutations showed durable responses to treatment with the MEK1 and MEK2 inhibitor cobimetinib, which indicates that hi...
www.nature.com
October 23, 2025 at 3:26 PM
ketanjoshi.co
Whether it's sincere or bad-faith, it is pretty simply true that AI-mania is providing an easy rhetorical cover for the US government actively worsening the use of fossil fuels

www.washingtonpost.com/climate-envi...
Democracy Dies in Darkness Subscribe Sign in Climate Environment Weather Climate Solutions Climate Lab Green Living Business of Climate White House offers ‘concierge’ service to fossil fuel firms, official says Brittany Kelm, a senior policy adviser for the National Energy Dominance Council, detailed in a podcast how the council works to advance fossil fuel projects. Updated October 7, 2025 at 7:02 p.m. EDTtoday at 7:02 p.m. EDT 5 min Summary 206 A pump jack operates outside of Midland, Texas, in June. (Eli Hartman/Reuters) By Jake Spring The White House is offering “concierge, white glove service” to oil, coal and other fossil fuel companies that are seeking to gain fast approval for their projects, according to an energy official, while simultaneously slowing down or blocking solar and wind projects. Brittany Kelm, senior policy adviser for President Donald Trump’s National Energy Dominance Council, detailed in an August podcast how she and the council work to advance fossil fuel projects. Trump established the committee in February with Interior Secretary Doug Burgum as its leader. “We’re like this little tiger team, concierge, white glove service, essentially,” Kelm said. “We were put together very particularly with the president’s priorities in mind on energy. So keeping coal plants open, establishing critical mineral mining domestically and then that broader supply chain.” Kelm did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Follow Trump’s second term Follow White House spokesperson Kush Desai said that the administration is ending former president Joe Biden’s preferential treatment for green energy projects and “war” on mining and fossil fuels. “The American people gave President Trump a resounding mandate to ‘drill, baby, drill’ and unleash the power of American energy, and the Administration is committed to doing just that,” Desai said in a written statement. National Energy Dominance Council Executive Director Jarrod Agen said in a sta…
October 8, 2025 at 11:12 AM
uio-oceh.bsky.social
Fri, Oct 10 — Lunch Seminar: Eli Skogerbø — Green Growth and Sámi Stakeholders
When “green growth” meets Indigenous rights: a look at how environmental politics and Sámi agency intersect in the North.
🔗 www.hf.uio.no/.../lunch-se...

All events at OCEH Lab, P.A. Munchs hus, UiO ☕ See you there! 🌍
www.hf.uio.no
October 7, 2025 at 10:51 AM
cjdrgg.bsky.social
"Merck scrapped a £1bn research facility, AstraZeneca ditched a £450m vaccine lab & is rethinking an expansion of another research unit. Bristol Myers Squibb has cancelled 34 partnerships with NHS in the last year, & Eli Lilly, Sanofi & Novartis are all believed to have put investments “on hold”."
Big pharma is at war with the UK, and the government can’t back down now | Nick Dearden
The industry has always wanted the NHS to pay more for its drugs; now it is pulling research and investment out of Britain, says director of Global Justice Now Nick Dearden
www.theguardian.com
October 1, 2025 at 11:56 AM
flowfusiondance.bsky.social
Hello fusion dancers,

Flow Fusion is this Thursday, October 2nd!

Lesson (7-8pm): Dance Lab with Johnilee!

Social Dance (8-10pm): Two hours of fusion dancing, Eli is bringing a curated set as our DJ for the night.

Entry: We are asking for $10 at the door.
September 30, 2025 at 1:28 PM
nicolekidmansnose.bsky.social
"Combined with a scrapped project by AstraZeneca in Liverpool and a shelved Eli Lilly lab in London – part of a £279m investment package – four projects worth more than £1.8bn have been pulled or paused this year."

www.theguardian.com/business/202...
UK is ‘worst country in Europe’ for drug prices, says Mounjaro maker
Eli Lilly CEO says Britain’s strict regime means it could miss out on new drugs being rolled out unless it pays more
www.theguardian.com
September 24, 2025 at 12:21 PM
smidtheart.bsky.social
We are delighted to welcome 3 new members to the Dept of Cardiology. Dr. Eli Friedman, Director of Sports Cardiology; Dr. Stephen Nageotte, Director of the Congenital Catheterization Lab; Dr. Mark Sklansky, Medical Director of the Pediatric and Fetal Cardiology Outreach Congenital Heart Program.
September 23, 2025 at 3:53 PM
therealpreneur.bsky.social
Irregular: Pioneering Frontier AI Security in a Digital Age

Irregular, a groundbreaking startup previously known as Pattern Labs, is making strides as the world’s first dedicated frontier AI security lab. Founded in 2021 by innovative thinkers Dan Lahav and Eli David, the company recently secured…
Irregular: Pioneering Frontier AI Security in a Digital Age
Irregular, a groundbreaking startup previously known as Pattern Labs, is making strides as the world’s first dedicated frontier AI security lab. Founded in 2021 by innovative thinkers Dan Lahav and Eli David, the company recently secured an impressive $80 million in funding. This funding round, co-led by esteemed investors Sequoia Capital and Redpoint Ventures, brings the startup's valuation to a remarkable $450 million.
therealpreneur.com
September 23, 2025 at 8:31 AM
freudlab.bsky.social
What an incredible @EMGSUS 2025 meeting last week! 🎉 Great science, community, and presentations. #EMGS2025

Special congrats to our lab members🏆 #proudPI:
Abbey Vito – 1st, Student Oral Presentation
Eli Newcomb – 1st, ECI Oral Presentation
Spencer Thompson – 2nd, Student Poster
September 22, 2025 at 12:40 AM
esdin.net
In Orlando? Want to see some pro improvisers at work? If so, this show is not the one for you! But if you’re up to watch some beginners run around and have a blast, our Improv Showcase is October 1st at SAK! Come on out!

www.sakcomedylab.com/shows/5993
Level 1 Improv Showcase October 1 @ 7PM Hosted by Sarah Drew & Bob Kodzis Featuring Eli, Luke, Ted, Sarah, Leaf, Tommy, Ishmael, Jackie, Patricia, Karina, Tony, Jenn SAK Comedy Lab 55 W Church St #221, Orlando, FL 32801
September 19, 2025 at 11:45 PM
savethebayri.bsky.social
Save The Bay recently collaborated with Providence Commemoration Lab artist Eli Nixon and RIDEM to organize a volunteer clean-up of the right-of-way at Public St & Allens Ave in Providence.

Join us for the next Public St cleanup on 10/18
Register: volunteer.savebay.org/need/detail/?need_id=1141761
September 17, 2025 at 8:30 PM
scienceinseattle.com
Lila Biologics, a startup that spun out of Nobel Laureate Dr. David Baker’s lab at the University of Washington, announced a collaboration with Eli Lilly to develop therapies for treating solid tumors.

Learn more from CEO Dr. Jake Kraft and Chief Scientist Dr. Anindya Roy: https://bit.ly/3Ib3tLk
September 10, 2025 at 8:19 PM
modderofgames.bsky.social
Wrong Drink
#SFM #SourceFilmMaker #SFMPoster #HalfLife #HalfLife2 #BlackMesa #SourceEngine #GordonFreeman #BarneyCalhoun #EliVance #IsaacKleiner
An SFM Render of Gordon Freeman in his Lab Coat at Black Mesa, he's busy with a ton of work and as a result is drinking a flask full of a Mysterious Green Liquid instead of his Coffee. Dr. Kleiner, Eli, and Barney can be seen in the background trying to get his attention and have him not drink the Mysterious Green Liquid.
September 6, 2025 at 5:11 PM
geekwire.com
Trending: Startup spun out of Nobel Laureate’s lab teams with Eli Lilly to fight cancer with AI https://www.geekwire.com/2025/seattle-biotech-startup-collaborates-with-eli-lilly-in-pursuit-of-therapy-for-solid-tumors/
September 5, 2025 at 2:14 PM
robinheinennl.bsky.social
Exhausted and inspired at the same time from four days at the #GfÖ2025. Lots of nice talks, great conversations and (perhaps too much) new information. I'm still buzzing. Nice to get some nice chats after my ALAN talk. Also great to see Eli shine with her poster on her chemodiversity work.
An audience (including me, in a moment of focus) enjoying a keynote session. Picture by Fabio Sweet, who sneakily took this one. Eli (Elikplim) Setordjie stands proudly next to her poster at the poster session, depicting what will hopefully form a second chapter in her PhD in the near future. Three men displaying enthusiasm for a selfie. Rafael Achury, Wolfgang Weisser and Robin Heinen. (The goal was to enthuse the rest of the lab for a group picture, which happened not long after) The Orchestra of Change and Jan Haft deliver a very unique live performance of nature film and string quartet music. Very enjoyable experience.
September 5, 2025 at 11:42 AM
monikawalker.bsky.social
Startup spun out from a Nobel Laureate’s lab partners with Eli Lilly to fight cancer with AI

Lila Biologics co-founders CEO Jake Kraft, left, and Chief Scientist Anindya Roy. (Lila Photo) Lila Biologics, a startup that spun out of Nobel Laureate David Baker’s lab at the University of Washington,…
Startup spun out from a Nobel Laureate’s lab partners with Eli Lilly to fight cancer with AI
Lila Biologics co-founders CEO Jake Kraft, left, and Chief Scientist Anindya Roy. (Lila Photo) Lila Biologics, a startup that spun out of Nobel Laureate David Baker’s lab at the University of Washington, announced a collaboration with pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly to develop therapies for treating solid tumors. Lila has also launched two platforms powered by artificial intelligence and machine learning for creating new therapeutic proteins. One is focused on targeted radiotherapy, generating proteins that precisely bind to tumors and carry radioactive isotopes that zap cancerous cells. The other platform is used to build long-acting injectable drugs that gradually release medicine over weeks or months.
nextbusiness24.com
September 4, 2025 at 2:49 PM
nextbusiness24.bsky.social
Startup spun out from a Nobel Laureate’s lab partners with Eli Lilly to fight cancer with AI

Lila Biologics co-founders CEO Jake Kraft, left, and Chief Scientist Anindya Roy. (Lila Photo) Lila Biologics, a startup that spun out of Nobel Laureate David Baker’s lab at the University of Washington,…
Startup spun out from a Nobel Laureate’s lab partners with Eli Lilly to fight cancer with AI
Lila Biologics co-founders CEO Jake Kraft, left, and Chief Scientist Anindya Roy. (Lila Photo) Lila Biologics, a startup that spun out of Nobel Laureate David Baker’s lab at the University of Washington, announced a collaboration with pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly to develop therapies for treating solid tumors. Lila has also launched two platforms powered by artificial intelligence and machine learning for creating new therapeutic proteins. One is focused on targeted radiotherapy, generating proteins that precisely bind to tumors and carry radioactive isotopes that zap cancerous cells. The other platform is used to build long-acting injectable drugs that gradually release medicine over weeks or months.
nextbusiness24.com
September 4, 2025 at 2:49 PM
geekwire.com
Startup spun out from a Nobel Laureate’s lab partners with Eli Lilly to fight cancer with AI https://www.geekwire.com/2025/seattle-biotech-startup-collaborates-with-eli-lilly-in-pursuit-of-therapy-for-solid-tumors/
September 4, 2025 at 1:00 PM
belovedcrypt.bsky.social
oh billy too ig . But hes more mecore than anything.

goat dude with a punk style is literally eli bait, they made him in a lab just for me
September 2, 2025 at 7:50 AM
mscience.bsky.social
ELISA, ELISpot, or FluoroSpot? These powerful immunoassays help researchers measure immune responses - but in very different ways.

The latest Joe Blogs breaks down how they work, what questions they answer, and when you’d use each in the lab.

Check it out here: www.mscience.com.au/elisa-vs-eli...
Spot the Difference: ELISA vs ELISpot vs FluoroSpot
Compare ELISA, ELISpot, and FluoroSpot assays for protein detection and immune monitoring. Learn which is best for your research.
www.mscience.com.au
August 20, 2025 at 5:36 AM