Today's field assignment: Solar exposure and fluid dynamics. Protective eyewear optional.
#Batemoor #FluidDynamics #PissVoyeur
#StudentRelief #Piss #WetLab #DrinkUp
X: @Bratty_Boi
#Batemoor #FluidDynamics #PissVoyeur
#StudentRelief #Piss #WetLab #DrinkUp
X: @Bratty_Boi
November 6, 2026 at 1:48 AM
Today's field assignment: Solar exposure and fluid dynamics. Protective eyewear optional.
#Batemoor #FluidDynamics #PissVoyeur
#StudentRelief #Piss #WetLab #DrinkUp
X: @Bratty_Boi
#Batemoor #FluidDynamics #PissVoyeur
#StudentRelief #Piss #WetLab #DrinkUp
X: @Bratty_Boi
I've long been frustrated by commercial microfluidic chips: few designs, and rarely the one my experiment needed. I wanted a quick way to make our own in the wetlab bench, without a clean room. Here is where we ended up. 🧵
www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6...
www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6...
November 10, 2026 at 1:36 PM
I've long been frustrated by commercial microfluidic chips: few designs, and rarely the one my experiment needed. I wanted a quick way to make our own in the wetlab bench, without a clean room. Here is where we ended up. 🧵
www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6...
www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6...
High-paying role: 45–90 USD/hr | Bioinformatics Scientist
Remote contract with micro1, supporting a customer's AI project
What does your team check first when a dataset looks off?
👉 Apply here: https://links.nearskill.in/gpjfmo
#Hiring #MedicinalChemistry #RemoteJobs
Remote contract with micro1, supporting a customer's AI project
What does your team check first when a dataset looks off?
👉 Apply here: https://links.nearskill.in/gpjfmo
#Hiring #MedicinalChemistry #RemoteJobs
Bioinformatics Scientist | Apply on Job
Required Skills: medicinal chemistry, Bioinformatics, WetLab
jobs.micro1.ai
November 10, 2026 at 2:02 AM
High-paying role: 45–90 USD/hr | Bioinformatics Scientist
Remote contract with micro1, supporting a customer's AI project
What does your team check first when a dataset looks off?
👉 Apply here: https://links.nearskill.in/gpjfmo
#Hiring #MedicinalChemistry #RemoteJobs
Remote contract with micro1, supporting a customer's AI project
What does your team check first when a dataset looks off?
👉 Apply here: https://links.nearskill.in/gpjfmo
#Hiring #MedicinalChemistry #RemoteJobs
Oh, look an entire article about how AI is useless without scaled wetlab studies.
Now, apply this logic to the data collection start ups re: #longcovid #mecfs.
If we don't know it, we can't define it.
#triplethenih
www.statnews.com/2026/11/08/h...
Now, apply this logic to the data collection start ups re: #longcovid #mecfs.
If we don't know it, we can't define it.
#triplethenih
www.statnews.com/2026/11/08/h...
Why the latest heart drug failures should make us all more skeptical of AI hype
Once again, a hot new technology that was supposed to speed up drug research has fallen flat.
www.statnews.com
November 9, 2026 at 10:19 PM
Oh, look an entire article about how AI is useless without scaled wetlab studies.
Now, apply this logic to the data collection start ups re: #longcovid #mecfs.
If we don't know it, we can't define it.
#triplethenih
www.statnews.com/2026/11/08/h...
Now, apply this logic to the data collection start ups re: #longcovid #mecfs.
If we don't know it, we can't define it.
#triplethenih
www.statnews.com/2026/11/08/h...
For really "frontier" stuff, e.g. wetlab robots doing closed-loop science via image and bio-assay analysis... I doubt we can use only standard university resources. But for manuscript evaluation, open models on cloud/university clusters are probably good enough, with appropriate scaffolding?
November 6, 2026 at 2:56 PM
For really "frontier" stuff, e.g. wetlab robots doing closed-loop science via image and bio-assay analysis... I doubt we can use only standard university resources. But for manuscript evaluation, open models on cloud/university clusters are probably good enough, with appropriate scaffolding?
At Batemoor, group projects are graded on participation and the quality of the finish.
#Batemoor #GroupProject #AppliedFinishes #WetLab #DoubleGlazed #WellEndowed
#Batemoor #GroupProject #AppliedFinishes #WetLab #DoubleGlazed #WellEndowed
October 30, 2026 at 4:13 PM
At Batemoor, group projects are graded on participation and the quality of the finish.
#Batemoor #GroupProject #AppliedFinishes #WetLab #DoubleGlazed #WellEndowed
#Batemoor #GroupProject #AppliedFinishes #WetLab #DoubleGlazed #WellEndowed
It’s Hudson River Park’s annual Release of the Fishes. Between 3 and 6 PM, New Yorkers can help ecologists release native sea life back into the Hudson River. The fish were previously housed in the park’s research aquarium called Wetlab.
www.timeout.com/newyork/news...
www.timeout.com/newyork/news...
Mamdani brings free 'Once Upon a Time in Harlem' screenings to NYC
A Harlem history lesson, minus the ticket price
www.timeout.com
October 28, 2026 at 11:57 AM
It’s Hudson River Park’s annual Release of the Fishes. Between 3 and 6 PM, New Yorkers can help ecologists release native sea life back into the Hudson River. The fish were previously housed in the park’s research aquarium called Wetlab.
www.timeout.com/newyork/news...
www.timeout.com/newyork/news...
I met this adorable oyster toadfish while visiting the Hudson River Park's Wetlab. If you want to read more about the lab, plus get tons of @scifri.bsky.social free educational activities, check out this month's Educate newsletter. Link to a sample newsletter in the comments! #EduSky
October 27, 2026 at 6:57 PM
I met this adorable oyster toadfish while visiting the Hudson River Park's Wetlab. If you want to read more about the lab, plus get tons of @scifri.bsky.social free educational activities, check out this month's Educate newsletter. Link to a sample newsletter in the comments! #EduSky
Ant is the one with a wetlab, I think.
October 21, 2026 at 6:04 PM
Ant is the one with a wetlab, I think.
The SolCodex agent recovered 46.7% of the physical workflow, including measuring cell activity and returning trays with lids. Other models achieved scores ranging from 20.9% to 5.5%.
#LABRobotics #Solcodex #WETLAB
#LABRobotics #Solcodex #WETLAB
Average score across the held-out subset was 46.7%
Source: HackerNews front
realfeedapp.com
October 21, 2026 at 7:20 AM
The SolCodex agent recovered 46.7% of the physical workflow, including measuring cell activity and returning trays with lids. Other models achieved scores ranging from 20.9% to 5.5%.
#LABRobotics #Solcodex #WETLAB
#LABRobotics #Solcodex #WETLAB
the Shelby Biosciences building houses the Department of Psychology and research space for the next generation of neuroscientists at UAB, with one floor of wetlab facilities dedicated to neuroscience as part of the UAB Heersink School of Medicine's strategic neurosciences recruitment initiative.
October 20, 2026 at 5:44 PM
the Shelby Biosciences building houses the Department of Psychology and research space for the next generation of neuroscientists at UAB, with one floor of wetlab facilities dedicated to neuroscience as part of the UAB Heersink School of Medicine's strategic neurosciences recruitment initiative.
No AI and no AI-directed wetlab that is anticipated in the reasonably foreseeable future can do the kind of exploratory membrane reconstitution biochemistrymy lab is doing.
My colleagues may or may not think we're asking the most important questions but they are questions that AI *cannot* answer.
My colleagues may or may not think we're asking the most important questions but they are questions that AI *cannot* answer.
one reason people who do wet lab/medical work are going to be gainfully employed for a long time to come
October 11, 2026 at 6:36 PM
No AI and no AI-directed wetlab that is anticipated in the reasonably foreseeable future can do the kind of exploratory membrane reconstitution biochemistrymy lab is doing.
My colleagues may or may not think we're asking the most important questions but they are questions that AI *cannot* answer.
My colleagues may or may not think we're asking the most important questions but they are questions that AI *cannot* answer.
Ant has their own wetlab now, so Claude can skip the middleman.
October 10, 2026 at 1:06 PM
Ant has their own wetlab now, so Claude can skip the middleman.
2026年 『Establishing a Wetlab for Cataract Surgery Training』 Ankit Shah/Mark Disclafani/Yujia Zhou (SPRINGER NATURE) [Book] https://sinkan.net/isbn/9783032205735 #新刊情報 #sinkan
Establishing a Wetlab for Cataract Surgery Training
Ankit Shah/Mark Disclafani/Yujia Zhou
sinkan.net
October 9, 2026 at 9:02 PM
2026年 『Establishing a Wetlab for Cataract Surgery Training』 Ankit Shah/Mark Disclafani/Yujia Zhou (SPRINGER NATURE) [Book] https://sinkan.net/isbn/9783032205735 #新刊情報 #sinkan
Information-dense synthesis has not yet been validated in the wetlab, but the synthesis robots are already running. It is also yet to be scaled to bigger state-spaces, such as full-length proteins. Doing so will require further accelerating Bayesian experimental design.
October 7, 2026 at 1:15 PM
Information-dense synthesis has not yet been validated in the wetlab, but the synthesis robots are already running. It is also yet to be scaled to bigger state-spaces, such as full-length proteins. Doing so will require further accelerating Bayesian experimental design.
Anthropic employees: NEXT-GEN AI COULD WIPE OUT HUMANITY WITH A SUPERVIRUS!
Normies: that seems like a big leap. How would this AI disseminate such a virus in the real world?
Anthropic employees: oh, through the wet labs we built and hooked it up to, of course.
Normies: …😬😤
Normies: that seems like a big leap. How would this AI disseminate such a virus in the real world?
Anthropic employees: oh, through the wet labs we built and hooked it up to, of course.
Normies: …😬😤
cool
October 6, 2026 at 1:18 PM
get in the fucking wetlab, shinji
October 1, 2026 at 7:47 PM
get in the fucking wetlab, shinji
Suppose in three years Claude is as good at "biotech" as it is at coding. Further suppose part of the training runs involve hooking Claude up to an automated wetlab (I'm not sure if these exist yet, but people are definitely working on them).
September 29, 2026 at 10:02 AM
Suppose in three years Claude is as good at "biotech" as it is at coding. Further suppose part of the training runs involve hooking Claude up to an automated wetlab (I'm not sure if these exist yet, but people are definitely working on them).
it's an initiative with many teams across the world to sequence things more strategically, sharing wetlab and drylab methods or expertise, there was a recent method we published that is being tested across diff projects in the initiative for room temp sample shipment bsky.app/profile/ebpg...
❄️🧬 Can we generate high-quality reference genomes without the cold chain?
A new study suggests the answer is yes. DNA preserved at room temperature for up to one week produced chromosome-scale reference genomes.
📖 tinyurl.com/3zwtj9ka
#Genomes @gigascience.bsky.social @sangerinstitute.bsky.social
A new study suggests the answer is yes. DNA preserved at room temperature for up to one week produced chromosome-scale reference genomes.
📖 tinyurl.com/3zwtj9ka
#Genomes @gigascience.bsky.social @sangerinstitute.bsky.social
September 28, 2026 at 10:00 PM
it's an initiative with many teams across the world to sequence things more strategically, sharing wetlab and drylab methods or expertise, there was a recent method we published that is being tested across diff projects in the initiative for room temp sample shipment bsky.app/profile/ebpg...
IPTG >>> ChatGPT
More wetlab for everyone!
More wetlab for everyone!
September 25, 2026 at 9:42 PM
IPTG >>> ChatGPT
More wetlab for everyone!
More wetlab for everyone!
Fact that OpenAI had to use $15 million to solve Navier-Stokes is significant enough that I don't expect just mere users stumbling on those just yet.
This is probably same reason Anthropic started its own bio wetlab, so they do it themselves. Ideally they'd like someone outside doing that part.
This is probably same reason Anthropic started its own bio wetlab, so they do it themselves. Ideally they'd like someone outside doing that part.
September 25, 2026 at 11:47 AM
Fact that OpenAI had to use $15 million to solve Navier-Stokes is significant enough that I don't expect just mere users stumbling on those just yet.
This is probably same reason Anthropic started its own bio wetlab, so they do it themselves. Ideally they'd like someone outside doing that part.
This is probably same reason Anthropic started its own bio wetlab, so they do it themselves. Ideally they'd like someone outside doing that part.
Two preprints both out today identifying *different* reverse transcriptase systems associated with arrays reminiscent of CRISPR/Cas, encoded by different phage.
One from Anthropic and one from Stanford. Worth pointing out that the Stanford work clearly began earlier, and has more wetlab follow-up:
One from Anthropic and one from Stanford. Worth pointing out that the Stanford work clearly began earlier, and has more wetlab follow-up:
Many important bacterial non-coding RNAs and structural elements remain undiscovered. To help, David Li, Garyk Brixi, Michael Fischbach, @brianhie.bsky.social & team introduce Minerva, which uses a genome language model to predict RNA base pairing, repeats, & other interactions from sequence alone.
September 23, 2026 at 11:54 PM
Two preprints both out today identifying *different* reverse transcriptase systems associated with arrays reminiscent of CRISPR/Cas, encoded by different phage.
One from Anthropic and one from Stanford. Worth pointing out that the Stanford work clearly began earlier, and has more wetlab follow-up:
One from Anthropic and one from Stanford. Worth pointing out that the Stanford work clearly began earlier, and has more wetlab follow-up:
From my very cursory reading I don't think they did any wetlab stuff which is the acid test of this sort of thing - you can hang any neat explanation you want around sequence data, but you have to show it does things!
September 24, 2026 at 2:41 PM
From my very cursory reading I don't think they did any wetlab stuff which is the acid test of this sort of thing - you can hang any neat explanation you want around sequence data, but you have to show it does things!
For some students, watching the pressure release is half the pleasure.
#Batemoor #PissVoyeur #WetLab #Piss
#ExhibitionistStudies #MensRoom #SexyAF
X: @TheSluttyTexan
@thesluttytexan.bsky.social
#Batemoor #PissVoyeur #WetLab #Piss
#ExhibitionistStudies #MensRoom #SexyAF
X: @TheSluttyTexan
@thesluttytexan.bsky.social
September 23, 2026 at 11:21 AM
For some students, watching the pressure release is half the pleasure.
#Batemoor #PissVoyeur #WetLab #Piss
#ExhibitionistStudies #MensRoom #SexyAF
X: @TheSluttyTexan
@thesluttytexan.bsky.social
#Batemoor #PissVoyeur #WetLab #Piss
#ExhibitionistStudies #MensRoom #SexyAF
X: @TheSluttyTexan
@thesluttytexan.bsky.social
AI is conducting biological research in a wetlab? Cool. Would it mind holding off on the antibiotic-resistant apocalypse until there’s something in Broadcast magazine that I can show my Dad and get a ‘Well done, Ed.’
September 23, 2026 at 8:07 PM
AI is conducting biological research in a wetlab? Cool. Would it mind holding off on the antibiotic-resistant apocalypse until there’s something in Broadcast magazine that I can show my Dad and get a ‘Well done, Ed.’