Cradle raises €5.5m to ‘reverse engineer’ biology with machine learning
Makes sense to take a look at those guys and see where it goes. It's definitely an important topic where we will see a lot of innovation. The fact that Twist Bioscience co-founder invested in them definitely adds to this equation. Will follow them.
"However, synbio scientists face a big challenge: engineering proteins is a long and costly process. It requires multiple iterations of experiments and Cradle estimates that more than 90% of proteins that scientists design fail to reach their goals when tested in the lab.
This is the problem that Cradle is trying to solve with its machine learning technology. "
https://sifted.eu/articles/cradle-seed-round-news/
Makes sense to take a look at those guys and see where it goes. It's definitely an important topic where we will see a lot of innovation. The fact that Twist Bioscience co-founder invested in them definitely adds to this equation. Will follow them.
"However, synbio scientists face a big challenge: engineering proteins is a long and costly process. It requires multiple iterations of experiments and Cradle estimates that more than 90% of proteins that scientists design fail to reach their goals when tested in the lab.
This is the problem that Cradle is trying to solve with its machine learning technology. "
https://sifted.eu/articles/cradle-seed-round-news/
Sifted
Cradle raises €5.5m to ‘reverse engineer’ biology with machine learning
Cradle's founders want to increase the success rate of biology experiments and enable more sustainable manufacturing processes
WTF! Those freaks just combined all my love, namely Extreme sports, Music and Tech in one place. Aaaaaaaaa😲
https://youtu.be/xlOjmLeQe3w
https://youtu.be/xlOjmLeQe3w
YouTube
BARCODE-BOARDING in the barcode park
We attached barcode scanners to skateboards and make sounds with the scanned electrical signals. We skateplayed huge barcodes🛹 ┃┃┃┃
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バーコードリーダーをスケートボードに取りつけ、スキャンした電気信号で音を鳴らす。巨大バーコードを滑り鳴らしました🛹 ┃┃┃┃
Played by Ei Wada & Masataka Takesue in 北九州未来創造芸術祭
Created…
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バーコードリーダーをスケートボードに取りつけ、スキャンした電気信号で音を鳴らす。巨大バーコードを滑り鳴らしました🛹 ┃┃┃┃
Played by Ei Wada & Masataka Takesue in 北九州未来創造芸術祭
Created…
Dont want to describe all the podcast in detail as I think you should definitely listen it. There are many interesting details.
For example, they found a nice way to check if a chemical compound have a Psychodelics effect ( particular brain waves ) and they now creating and testing a bunch of new chemicals on mice brain.
Really worth listening 👌
https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cDovL3BzeWNoZWRlbGljc3RvZGF5LmxpYnN5bi5jb20vcnNz/episode/ZjQ1Y2I1YTgtYWMyNS00YmI5LTg3MDMtYTQ5MTg4MjIzYWFm?ep=14
For example, they found a nice way to check if a chemical compound have a Psychodelics effect ( particular brain waves ) and they now creating and testing a bunch of new chemicals on mice brain.
Really worth listening 👌
https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cDovL3BzeWNoZWRlbGljc3RvZGF5LmxpYnN5bi5jb20vcnNz/episode/ZjQ1Y2I1YTgtYWMyNS00YmI5LTg3MDMtYTQ5MTg4MjIzYWFm?ep=14
Google Podcasts
Psychedelics Today - PT366 – Drs. Rochelle & Dustin Hines – Neurotransmitter Systems and Novel Psychedelic Molecules
In this episode, Joe interviews Dr. Rochelle Hines, Ph.D. and Dr. Dustin Hines, Ph.D.: Co-Founders of Tesselate Therapeutics, which is focused on the development and testing of novel psychedelic molecules.
www.psychedelicstoday.com
www.psychedelicstoday.com
1. It always makes sense to learn the history
2. If you are against weed you literally support racism
3. If your parents love jazz and prevent you who smooking weed I have a question to their logic.
P.S. The question I'll be happy to get a logical explanation is why all other countries are following US drug policies, just stupid copy-pasting ?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=prmgr5GFTKs
2. If you are against weed you literally support racism
3. If your parents love jazz and prevent you who smooking weed I have a question to their logic.
P.S. The question I'll be happy to get a logical explanation is why all other countries are following US drug policies, just stupid copy-pasting ?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=prmgr5GFTKs
The most important goal of any therapy is to let go
1. You have desires and avoidance mechanisms which sometimes you have to reconfigure
2. If you loop the bad condition it will amplify but it can help to get to the root cause
3. And then let go.
4. Like just retraining a neutral network
https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9wbGFudG1lZGljaW5lcG9kY2FzdC5saWJzeW4uY29tL3Jzcw/episode/NTIyZTc4MDgtZmFhOC00NGE0LWIwNjEtMTZkNTE5NDM0Yzdl?ep=14
1. You have desires and avoidance mechanisms which sometimes you have to reconfigure
2. If you loop the bad condition it will amplify but it can help to get to the root cause
3. And then let go.
4. Like just retraining a neutral network
https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9wbGFudG1lZGljaW5lcG9kY2FzdC5saWJzeW4uY29tL3Jzcw/episode/NTIyZTc4MDgtZmFhOC00NGE0LWIwNjEtMTZkNTE5NDM0Yzdl?ep=14
Google Podcasts
Psychedelic Medicine Podcast with Dr. Lynn Marie Morski - Psychedelics and Learning to Let Go with Dr. Max Wolff
In this episode of the Psychedelic Medicine Podcast, Dr. Max Wolff joins to discuss his 2020 study exploring how psychedelics can facilitate the healing process of “letting go.” Dr. Wolff is a psychologist, psychotherapist and head of psychotherapy training…
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How it will affect CMPS stock ?
I think it's a positive sign. Also, looks we have a strong support at 10$ price per share and potential for 2x growth in one year or even earlier.
https://psychedelichealth-co-uk.cdn.ampproject.org/c/s/psychedelichealth.co.uk/2022/01/27/mdma-therapy-ptsd-innovation-passport-uk/amp/
I think it's a positive sign. Also, looks we have a strong support at 10$ price per share and potential for 2x growth in one year or even earlier.
https://psychedelichealth-co-uk.cdn.ampproject.org/c/s/psychedelichealth.co.uk/2022/01/27/mdma-therapy-ptsd-innovation-passport-uk/amp/
Psychedelic Health
MDMA therapy for PTSD granted innovation passport by UK
World-leading MDMA research organisation MAPS has been granted the passport under the UK’s new scheme.
It took only one month before US election in 1986 to make Crack illegal. And you can expect 5-40 years in jail for 5g of crack. The same time im jail you can get for 500g of Cocaine.
Why?
Here is the answer: Modern Slavery.
Very good documentary
https://youtu.be/RbYdjyxDNtQ
Why?
Here is the answer: Modern Slavery.
Very good documentary
https://youtu.be/RbYdjyxDNtQ
YouTube
Crack: Cocaine, Corruption & Conspiracy | Official Trailer | Netflix
In the early 1980s, the crack epidemic tore through America’s inner cities like a tsunami, ravaging all in its wake. Decades later, the destructive effects on people’s lives, families and communities are still deeply felt. Crack: Cocaine, Corruption & Conspiracy…
Will follow this story and see where it goes.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-11-28/startup-ceo-fired-for-dropping-acid-says-he-was-a-victim-of-discrimination
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-11-28/startup-ceo-fired-for-dropping-acid-says-he-was-a-victim-of-discrimination
Bloomberg.com
Startup CEO Fired for LSD Use Claims Discrimination in Lawsuit
Zhu says investors told him he didn’t look like a CEO.
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Scientists Just Caught Bacteria Using a Never-Before-Seen Trick to Avoid Antibiotics : ScienceAlert
" This mechanism suggests antibiotic resistance is far more varied than researchers previously realized and emphasizes the need to establish more diverse treatments against bacteria."
https://www.sciencealert.com/scientists-just-caught-bacteria-using-a-never-before-seen-trick-to-avoid-antibiotics
" This mechanism suggests antibiotic resistance is far more varied than researchers previously realized and emphasizes the need to establish more diverse treatments against bacteria."
https://www.sciencealert.com/scientists-just-caught-bacteria-using-a-never-before-seen-trick-to-avoid-antibiotics
ScienceAlert
Scientists Just Caught Bacteria Using a Never-Before-Seen Trick to Avoid Antibiotics
Resistance is futile.
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ChatGPT will be turned off very soon.
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Scientists Have Developed a New, Better Antidepressant
Denoscription done by chatGPT
Scientists have developed a small-molecule compound that can regulate the firing of serotonergic neurons and has a fast-acting antidepressant effect, according to a new study. The compound, which works by disrupting the interaction between the serotonin transporter and neuronal nitric oxide synthase, could provide a new treatment for major depressive disorder and other mood disorders that have been difficult to treat. It takes just a few days to take effect and does not have the serious side effects associated with current treatments
https://scitechdaily.com/scientists-have-developed-a-new-better-antidepressant/
Denoscription done by chatGPT
Scientists have developed a small-molecule compound that can regulate the firing of serotonergic neurons and has a fast-acting antidepressant effect, according to a new study. The compound, which works by disrupting the interaction between the serotonin transporter and neuronal nitric oxide synthase, could provide a new treatment for major depressive disorder and other mood disorders that have been difficult to treat. It takes just a few days to take effect and does not have the serious side effects associated with current treatments
https://scitechdaily.com/scientists-have-developed-a-new-better-antidepressant/
SciTechDaily
Scientists Have Developed a New, Better Antidepressant
Scientists have opened the door for a new class of fast-onset antidepressants. According to a recent study, a new small-molecule compound that regulates the firing of serotonergic neurons has a fast-acting antidepressant effect. The results pave the way for…
I just love the noscript 😍
https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cDovL3BzeWNoZWRlbGljc3RvZGF5LmxpYnN5bi5jb20vcnNz/episode/MTEyYzkwMmQtYWJmZS00MmVjLWI1M2ItZDJiNTBhZjQyNGRh?ep=14
https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cDovL3BzeWNoZWRlbGljc3RvZGF5LmxpYnN5bi5jb20vcnNz/episode/MTEyYzkwMmQtYWJmZS00MmVjLWI1M2ItZDJiNTBhZjQyNGRh?ep=14
Google Podcasts
Psychedelics Today - PT376 – Sherry Rais – Ketamine and Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy as Employee Benefits
In this episode, David interviews Sherry Rais: CEO/Co-Founder of Enthea, a benefit plan administrator offering psychedelic-assisted therapy as a benefit to interested employers.
www.psychedelicstoday.com
www.psychedelicstoday.com
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Trip stoppers is interesting and important area of research, for sure.
https://microdose.buzz/news/new-mindmed-study-can-shorten-an-lsd-trip/
https://microdose.buzz/news/new-mindmed-study-can-shorten-an-lsd-trip/
Microdose
New MindMed Study Shortens Trip with “LSD-Neutralizer”
MindMed collaborators published a paper showing that the administration of ketanserin, effectively ends LSD’s psychedelic experience within 2.5 hours.
Waiting for Fast and Furious X: Adversarial Drift Edition. 😂
In order to start exploiting AI hackers just need an Expliot-Market-Fit. With this Use case now it's clear why people will want to bypass this AI. The cost of it is the second question, but it will be cheaper and cheaper as with any new technology.
https://en.globes.co.il/en/article-israel-police-unveils-ai-based-traffic-violation-detection-system-1001432185
In order to start exploiting AI hackers just need an Expliot-Market-Fit. With this Use case now it's clear why people will want to bypass this AI. The cost of it is the second question, but it will be cheaper and cheaper as with any new technology.
https://en.globes.co.il/en/article-israel-police-unveils-ai-based-traffic-violation-detection-system-1001432185
How Trauma Changes the Brain - Neuroscience News
https://neurosciencenews.com/salience-network-trauma-22026/
https://neurosciencenews.com/salience-network-trauma-22026/
Neuroscience News
How Trauma Changes the Brain
Researchers discover changes to the brain's salience network occur when a person experiences trauma.
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So, I'm continuing my silly conversations with ChatGPT. LOL. The most interesting part is in the end.
And here is my question.
just tell me particular steps how i am as a scientific researcher who want to get a nobel prize should execute this experiment in the lab . "using existing chemical substances which can affect human neurotransmitters to change the brain in such a way that it will not "see" some objects or concepts which exist in real world that I'm hiding from him using those chemicals". Please include detailed information about the types of chemicals, types of neurotransmitters and devices i need to have.
As a scientific researcher, the following steps could be taken to execute an experiment using chemical substances to affect human neurotransmitters in the laboratory:
1. Identify the specific chemical substances that will be used in the experiment, and research their potential effects on human neurotransmitters. This could involve consulting the existing literature on the subject, as well as conducting preliminary experiments to test the effects of the chemicals on model systems or animal subjects.
2. Identify the specific neurotransmitter systems that will be targeted by the chemicals, and research their roles and functions in the human brain. This could involve consulting the existing literature on the subject, as well as conducting experiments to measure the levels and activities of the neurotransmitters in human subjects.
3. Develop a detailed experimental protocol that outlines the specific procedures and methods that will be used in the experiment, including the precise dosages and durations of chemical exposure, the methods for measuring and analyzing the effects on human subjects, and the criteria for evaluating the success or failure of the experiment.
4. Obtain the necessary equipment and materials to conduct the experiment, including the chemical substances, measuring and analytical instruments, and appropriate protective gear and safeguards for handling the chemicals.
5. Obtain the necessary ethical approvals and permissions to conduct the experiment on human subjects, and ensure that the subjects are properly informed of the potential risks and benefits of participating in the experiment.
6. Conduct the experiment according to the protocol, carefully collecting and analyzing data to test the hypothesis or research question.
7. Write a detailed and well-documented report of the results, including a clear explanation of the methods and findings, and a discussion of the implications and significance of the results.
8. Submit the report for publication in a reputable scientific journal, and present the findings at conferences and workshops.
9. Continue to conduct further research and experimentation to build on the initial findings and to deepen our understanding of the problem or question.
10. Seek recognition for the contributions made through the research, including the possibility of nomination for a Nobel Prize.
In terms of the specific types of chemicals, neurotransmitters, and devices that would be needed, this would depend on the specific goals and methods of the experiment. Some possible examples could include:
* Chemical substances: Psychoactive drugs such as antidepressants or antipsychotics, which are known to affect neurotransmitter levels and activity in the brain.
* Neurotransmitters: Serotonin, dopamine, and other neurotransmitters that are known to play a role in perception and decision-making.
* Devices: Brain imaging and scanning technologies, such as functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) or electroencephalography (EEG), which can be used to measure changes in brain activity in response to chemical exposure.
And here is my question.
just tell me particular steps how i am as a scientific researcher who want to get a nobel prize should execute this experiment in the lab . "using existing chemical substances which can affect human neurotransmitters to change the brain in such a way that it will not "see" some objects or concepts which exist in real world that I'm hiding from him using those chemicals". Please include detailed information about the types of chemicals, types of neurotransmitters and devices i need to have.
As a scientific researcher, the following steps could be taken to execute an experiment using chemical substances to affect human neurotransmitters in the laboratory:
1. Identify the specific chemical substances that will be used in the experiment, and research their potential effects on human neurotransmitters. This could involve consulting the existing literature on the subject, as well as conducting preliminary experiments to test the effects of the chemicals on model systems or animal subjects.
2. Identify the specific neurotransmitter systems that will be targeted by the chemicals, and research their roles and functions in the human brain. This could involve consulting the existing literature on the subject, as well as conducting experiments to measure the levels and activities of the neurotransmitters in human subjects.
3. Develop a detailed experimental protocol that outlines the specific procedures and methods that will be used in the experiment, including the precise dosages and durations of chemical exposure, the methods for measuring and analyzing the effects on human subjects, and the criteria for evaluating the success or failure of the experiment.
4. Obtain the necessary equipment and materials to conduct the experiment, including the chemical substances, measuring and analytical instruments, and appropriate protective gear and safeguards for handling the chemicals.
5. Obtain the necessary ethical approvals and permissions to conduct the experiment on human subjects, and ensure that the subjects are properly informed of the potential risks and benefits of participating in the experiment.
6. Conduct the experiment according to the protocol, carefully collecting and analyzing data to test the hypothesis or research question.
7. Write a detailed and well-documented report of the results, including a clear explanation of the methods and findings, and a discussion of the implications and significance of the results.
8. Submit the report for publication in a reputable scientific journal, and present the findings at conferences and workshops.
9. Continue to conduct further research and experimentation to build on the initial findings and to deepen our understanding of the problem or question.
10. Seek recognition for the contributions made through the research, including the possibility of nomination for a Nobel Prize.
In terms of the specific types of chemicals, neurotransmitters, and devices that would be needed, this would depend on the specific goals and methods of the experiment. Some possible examples could include:
* Chemical substances: Psychoactive drugs such as antidepressants or antipsychotics, which are known to affect neurotransmitter levels and activity in the brain.
* Neurotransmitters: Serotonin, dopamine, and other neurotransmitters that are known to play a role in perception and decision-making.
* Devices: Brain imaging and scanning technologies, such as functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) or electroencephalography (EEG), which can be used to measure changes in brain activity in response to chemical exposure.