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Biophysics
Field notes on scientific writing, proofreading, and the SciTypos that hide in plain sight.
Spontaneously Blinking Dyes for Super-Resolution Microscopy: How to Match Fluorophore Kinetics to Imaging Modalities
Learn how to match spontaneously blinking fluorophore kinetics to SMLM, SOFI, and live or fixed cell environments for optimal super-resolution microscopy.
Read the post →Quantum Biology: does life run on the quantum realm?
Life is quantum, the headlines say: photosynthesis exploits quantum weirdness, birds navigate with entangled electrons, the warm wet cell runs on physics we thought was far too delicate to survive there. Parts of it are true. But the three famous examples get told as one, and they are not equal. The most famous is the shakiest, the most solid rarely gets mentioned, and the most beautiful is still unproven. A five-minute read, no physics needed.
Read the post →One flipped equation, and the Universe Eats Itself
What happens when a highly cited scientific paper accidentally rewrites the laws of physics? Discover how a tiny, invisible error slipped past peer review to create a universe that destroys itself - and the 'third eye' built to hunt these threats down.
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