rauhallinen

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by rauhallinen 3y ago
Some rants from the foxhole. American Chemical Society is the one of the main publishers in molecular sciences. Researchers at Finnish universities haven't been able to access articles published after 2023 after failed negotiations [0]
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by rauhallinen 4y ago
Agree with other responses. Maté's book, as his other works, resonates intuively - a humanistic shout in this cold and sick world. Things are however more complex. He gets a lot of publicity, eg with recent Joe Rogan interview clips o
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by rauhallinen 4y ago
There's some work on using ML methods to map from the structure of a molecule to an odor. Interesting to see where it goes, current results aren't that mind blowing: 1. B. Sanchez-Lengeling, J. N. Wei, B. K. Lee, R. C. Gerkin, A.
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by rauhallinen 5y ago
Fascinating indeed - good luck! Saw some talks years ago by Daniel Nocera, in which they did water splitting and fed hydrogen to engineered bacteria to make more complex products. Cool stuff - I'd imagine the end products, fuels in the
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by rauhallinen 5y ago
I had a project where I had to convert absorption spectrum of a liquid sample into a colour. It was one of those "Just do this quick, it doesn't have to be perfect" type of things where I didn't get a chance to really un
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by rauhallinen 5y ago
My work is important but not urgently so. I gave them the ultimatum - I have a lot of knowledge hard to gain from other sources.
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by rauhallinen 5y ago
I'm one of these people. Changed to a 40% contract, work Mon-Tue. I am in a privileged position where I'm able to live with my wage comfortably, albeit frugally. Living in Nordics helps too. I was expecting that I'd be dwelli
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by rauhallinen 5y ago
So no new articles have been uploaded this year. While I have relatively good access options through my university, roughly half of the publications appearing in my Google Scholar alerts are unaccessible. As they are also in fields were use
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by rauhallinen 5y ago
This came out recently, "A low-cost, wearable, do-it-yourself functional near-infrared spectroscopy (DIY-fNIRS) headband" https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S246806722... Looking forw
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by rauhallinen 5y ago
During my time as a research assistant / grad student there was a remarkable shift in the atmosphere. It started with massive layoffs of research staff, linked to the more general savings of our government. More esoteric professors wer
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by rauhallinen 5y ago
There's an ongoing trend in miniaturizing optical spectrometers [1]. MEMS-FTIRs should have interesting application in air analysis [2,3]. Real-time gas measurements are quite routine and mandatory in industry [4]. Wider spread of anal
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by rauhallinen 5y ago
Love the idea, hope it gains popularity! Absolutely can't stand quora spam.
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Ask HN: Cannabis Entrepreneurship in EU
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