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Miguel DJ

@medyoscientific

partly hinged reflections / PhD-haver @huselab / Postdoc @Vanderbilt / light microscopy, immunology, post-structuralism / '80s-inspired vaporware

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My philosophy-of-science position in a (DeleuzoGuattarian) nutshell: im a big fan of rhizomes, though im not acid enough to fully let go of trees just yet. In this regard, Feyerabend is a breath of fresh air.

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it is bad for me that the alert for successfully sticking two pieces together in autodesk inventor sounds just like the google maps wrong turn alert

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I love it when an old skill from a bygone chapter of life happens to find its way into another. In science, nothing is wasted! A little late, but as they say, it's 5 pm somewhere. #FluorescenceFriday Microcontact-printed fluorophore dots on glass, imaged by SOLS.

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i ordered T25 flasks from Fisher, but got a shipment of T12.5s instead - now my cells know what it was like living in new york for grad school #science

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Big new philosophy of science (specifically, mind) paper just dropped. I'm still stewing on whether it presents a real radical departure for the future of scientific practice or just a new articulation of its foundations. I still like my "controlled emergence".

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the true #cybernetic system, in the originary sense of Wiener, is not the tech bro trying to digitize his consciousness—it's me, the postdoc washing the plastic bowls while my dishwasher does the corelle plates

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question for anglophone fish friers: why does the expression "we've got bigger fish to fry" imply that it's somehow better to fry big fish before frying small fish? is there some kitchen logic behind it?

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Triple whammy for this #fluorescencefriday: neurons, slime molds, pollen grains. #Microscopy work never gets old! When science is healthy, beauty and utility come together seamlessly.

Triple whammy for this #fluorescencefriday: neurons, slime molds, pollen grains. #Microscopy work never gets old! When science is healthy, beauty and utility come together seamlessly.