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cvarjas
11y ago
You might find this article by Chris Harris a few years ago interesting. It describes the journalism environment of Ferrari back then. I believe he was banned from driving their cars for three years due to this article. http://ja
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Any chance of changing links to not open new tabs? This makes use of the site difficult on mobile by constantly needing to close windows.
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ACS Catalysis and the Advantage of ASAP Pagination [pdf]
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How quality control could save your science
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Clearing history and website data resolved this problem as well. However all open tabs will be closed.
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Every 3 Months, I Unfollow Everyone on Twitter
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Brazil’s scientist-entrepreneurs unfettered
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Bitter fight over CRISPR patent
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Nice, same thought process here.
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> Why do journalists do this? I agree, this doesn't really help convey the size of the number. It assumes readers know the circumference of the Moon, when the size relative to Earth would be more useful.
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I agree with the researchers that expanding the sample size should help support whether this effect is substantive. They don't comment on any mechanism of action, and gadolinium contrast agents can be detrimental without an MRI exam.
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This might be possible but I don't think the effect is significant. Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy is used extensively to analyze molecular structure and monitor reactions. NMR instruments commonly have about 7-14 tesla magnet
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MRI magnets primarily interact with the nuclear spin of protons, which can align with or against the field. Adjusting the orientation of the spin should not change any reaction chemistry, so there is no significant hazard. The nuclear spin