lianne ruppel
@lilirupesMSMI I read. I study. I think. I share ideas. I make stuff.
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I am a gun owner and a hunter. I have always & will continue to strongly support #2ndAmendment rights. But we have reached a #publichealth crisis where #guns are now #1 killer of kids nationwide. Here are 11 policies that warrant consideration in response: forbes.com/sites/billfris…
New in Science: Researchers present a high-speed cell sorter that records multicolor fluorescence images and sorts cells based on them at speeds upwards of 15,000 events per second. Learn more ➡ fcld.ly/z1jzg1r
During the first year of the pandemic, I decided to draw and paint embryology for my students. You can see the results here. If you're learning embryology - or just curious about human development - they might be useful. #LockdownEmbryology youtube.com/watch?v=dBw4Nq…
Watch “Pardon My Dust” on #Vimeo vimeo.com/69450259 Such Freedom of line and medium.
Connected Arts Networks (CAN): Leveraging Arts Learning Communities for Teacher Leadership and Student Achievement focuses on equity, diversity, and inclusion; social-emotional learning; and professional learning communities for arts teachers. More here: ow.ly/J5nI50GqcGm
THIS!!! Still the best song ever — and best 2 minutes you’ll spend all day, week, month, and year. (Created and sung by @NoahLLindquist & @singerinkansas) #WearAMask #BeautyandtheBeast #COVID19 #MaskUp #MasksSaveLives
“We started out with mud and a tiny sequence of DNA, and we put together this story,” Banfield said. “It’s amazing what you can do these days with bioinformatics.” quantamagazine.org/plasmid-virus-… via @QuantaMagazine
Read this, smart people! And the quanta mag article at the end. The Next Web: Google’s ‘time crystals’ could be the greatest scientific achievement of our lifetimes. thenextweb.com/news/google-ma… via @GoogleNews
The Next Web: Google’s ‘time crystals’ could be the greatest scientific achievement of our lifetimes. thenextweb.com/news/google-ma… via @GoogleNews
Nasal Spray Prevents COVID Infection in Ferrets, Study Finds news.yahoo.com/nasal-spray-pr…
Brown and RISD launch joint master of arts in design engineering | Brown University brown.edu/news/2020-10-0…
📍IMPORTANT Starbucks outbreak in South Korea 🇰🇷 reveals a lot: A #COVID19 infected 30 year old visited Starbucks for 2 hours➡️ then infected 56 others who visited. Likely related to 6 recirculating air conditioners. 2nd Floor hotspot. Suggests aerosols🧵 insight.co.kr/news/299857
Boys design creative fence windows for nosy neighborhood dog. Which is your favorite? I’m partial to “Paws.” 🦈 @thedogfence #quickturtle
Schools and day cares and gyms and locker rooms everywhere will need better fresh air ventilation. Buses and trains and vans and AIRPLANES, too.
⚠️VIRUS IS AIRBORNE. Repeat, the #SARSCoV2 coronavirus is airborne. Epidemiologists & aerosol Scientists have been saying it for months. Now 239 scientists have penned a letter to @WHO, coming out next week, demanding WHO acknowledgement. Implications? 🧵 nytimes.com/2020/07/04/hea…
Do you realize in 4-5 months of the pandemic there are approximately 10-12 metagenomic studies - with about 30-35 patients samples available in the whole world? People can do such metagenomic analysis while sleeping these days... Does this not bother anyone?
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