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The Night Science Podcast explores the scientific creative process, with your hosts @ItaiYanai and @MartinJLercher
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David Baker talks about how the current uncertainty and instability hinder creativity because of the difficulty in thinking long-term. From this week’s Night Science Podcast. The Night Science Podcast

David Baker talks about how the current uncertainty and instability hinder creativity because of the difficulty in thinking long-term. From this week’s Night Science Podcast. <a href="/nightsciencepod/">The Night Science Podcast</a>
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🔥New Night Science paper!! Discovery happens when your initial plans fall apart but it requires you to have a particular mindset: it's not extraverted, orderly, neurotic or agreeable that's the most important – discovery requires an OPENNESS to new ideas and unexpected insights.

🔥New Night Science paper!!
Discovery happens when your initial plans fall apart but it requires you to have a particular mindset: it's not extraverted, orderly, neurotic or agreeable that's the most important – discovery requires an OPENNESS to new ideas and unexpected insights.
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How can we exploit AI's hallucinations to make us more creative by generating new connections and ideas? We talk about it on this week's Night Science Podcast The Night Science Podcast

How can we exploit AI's hallucinations to make us more creative by generating new connections and ideas? 
We talk about it on this week's Night Science Podcast <a href="/nightsciencepod/">The Night Science Podcast</a>
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Rather than keeping our techniques private, how can the scientific community promote more transparency and open sharing for the kind of prompts that make AI good for creativity and ideation? Ethan Mollick on the Night Science Podcast. The Night Science Podcast nightscience.buzzsprout.com/1744020/episod…

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🚨 Just out in Science: 2/3 of bacterial gene families have a preferred position on the chromosome—and natural selection put them there! science.org/doi/10.1126/sc… Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf CEPLAS

🚨 Just out in Science: 2/3 of bacterial gene families have a preferred position on the chromosome—and natural selection put them there!
science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…
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Is the genome just a bag of genes? A new paper in Science Magazine now reports that for two thirds of an organisms' genes the position along the chromosome is actually very tightly constrained! Amazing work from my favorite night scientist Martin Lercher and his team!

Is the genome just a bag of genes? A new paper in <a href="/ScienceMagazine/">Science Magazine</a> now reports that for two thirds of an organisms' genes the position along the chromosome is actually very tightly constrained! Amazing work from my favorite night scientist <a href="/MartinJLercher/">Martin Lercher</a> and his team!
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New Night Science Podcast episode! Martin Schwartz from Yale University talks with us about the importance of stupidity in scientific research, how the ego can obstruct creativity, and how resilience, self-discovery, and the cultivation of "passionate indifference" – are key in science.

New Night Science Podcast episode! Martin Schwartz from <a href="/Yale/">Yale University</a> talks with us about the importance of stupidity in scientific research, how the ego can obstruct creativity, and how resilience, self-discovery, and the cultivation of "passionate indifference" – are key in science.
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🔥The "Postdoc Night Science Germany" club will have its first meeting this Friday, May 16 at HHU Düsseldorf. Join us postdocs for a session on how to find the gorilla hiding in your data! I'll lead this together with Martin Lercher. Register here: docs.google.com/forms/d/1zgbuW…

🔥The "Postdoc Night Science Germany" club will have its first meeting this Friday, May 16 at HHU Düsseldorf. Join us postdocs for a session on how to find the gorilla hiding in your data! I'll lead this together with <a href="/MartinJLercher/">Martin Lercher</a>. Register here: docs.google.com/forms/d/1zgbuW…
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AI Trick #1 for coming up new ideas: Think alone first! AI is persuasive – and able to spit out a lot of content quickly – so going to it first can severely constrain your ability to think differently. Ethan Mollick also talked about this on the The Night Science Podcast.

AI Trick #1 for coming up new ideas: Think alone first!
AI is persuasive – and able to spit out a lot of content quickly – so going to it first can severely constrain your ability to think differently. <a href="/emollick/">Ethan Mollick</a> also talked about this on the <a href="/nightsciencepod/">The Night Science Podcast</a>.
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Many people are busy doing recipe science.. If you ask a grad student what they need to do to get a paper, they'll tell you this & this, & they'll know that 2 years before the project is done. And I'm thinking, what's wrong with this picture? Eve Marder, on Night Science Podcast

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The Night Science Podcast episode with Uri Alon is one of my favorites! He says that every scientist has a unique “tuning fork”; a natural inclination that align them with specific types of problems because of a deep resonance with who they are. Uri Alon

The Night Science Podcast episode with Uri Alon is one of my favorites! He says that every scientist has a unique “tuning fork”; a natural inclination that align them with specific types of problems because of a deep resonance with who they are. <a href="/UriAlonWeizmann/">Uri Alon</a>