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Abigail Kabaker

she/ her Independent museum collections contractor (looking for work) . Talks about museums, horror, video games, science, politics, and pop culture. Views are my own.

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“We found that children who had a history of atopy, a group of allergic conditions like seasonal allergies, asthma or eczema, were more prone to develop Long COVID,” No one thinks of "people with seasonal allergies" as "The Vulnerable". YOU may be the vulnerable.

Billy Hanlon

American Lung Association: 'What Parents Need to Know About Long COVID in Kids' 'Dr. Hasan continues to work with other experts on a RECOVER trial, studying Long COVID symptoms...' www.lung.org/blog/child-l...

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We already do this and companies who want them are happy to pay for PhD student interns. Why do precious and limited NSF funds need to be deployed for this? Most PhD student pursue industry jobs anyways - that has always been true. Use NSF funds to support basic science that industry wont support!

Jonathan Wosen

With academic jobs few and far between, the NSF is testing a new approach to graduate education: Giving Ph.D. students industry experience — and dollars — as part of their training. For more, see my latest for @statnews.com. www.statnews.com/2026/07/29/h...

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ok so i think we have to be talking about a primate-derived merperson here —a person of mer, as it were— as opposed to a meeple: arising from some aquatic anecestor, like a fish, or a sea monkey; because they have the opposite problem exploding near the surface, and in salt-freshwater transitions)

Luke Steuber

I was thinking today about how if a mermaid sat on the beach her butt would probably fall asleep, and then I was like but wait what is their blood pressure like But if your legs fall asleep as a human you could trip and hurt yourself but as a merperson you’d just sink therefore At what depth -

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