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bedris
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Comment #6428197
I'd like to see these data normalized against parental income, education level, etc. My hypothesis is that there wouldn't be much difference in academic performance for homeschoole…
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Comment #6405789
46 is also the average age for a first-time Porsche buyer.
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Comment #5464400
Those photographs are stunning – and haunting. Thanks for sharing them.
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Comment #4239324
Exactly. Take entrepreneurship: the founder is rewarded financially if he/she succeeds but is punished financially if he/she fails. The banks, on the other hand, were rewarded fina…
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Comment #4234266
This article is biotech-specific, but I'd be curious to know more about how the venture debt landscape looks for tech startups.
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Comment #4227292
Correct. This tumor-mediated disorganization of the blood-brain barrier (BBB) is what enables cytotoxic drugs to reach larger cancerous brain lesions, which explains why these grow…
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Comment #4226656
I think that all of your questions come down to two core concepts: therapeutic index and antigen stability. For therapeutic index, you want to identify and target antigens that sho…
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Comment #4226445
This study details the use of a peptide-drug conjugate; these are drugs with peptides (small proteins) chemically conjugated to cytotoxic drugs. The idea behind these conjugated dr…
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Comment #4219892
Just to be clear, this $100,000 was spent to possibly identify a potential treatment for one person's cancer, not one type of cancer in general. In other words, this was a $100,000…
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Comment #4215398
Earlier this year in the Harvard Business Review, Jody and Matt Miller wrote about a phenomenon that is similar in spirit to that of freelancing hackers, which they dubbed supertem…
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Comment #4185128
"Only in recent history has "working hard" signaled pride rather than shame for lack of talent, finesse, and, mostly, sprezzatura." — Nassim Nicholas Taleb
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Comment #4184562
Although applicable to more than just tech writing, James Altucher offers some interesting pieces of advice on becoming a better writer: http://www.jamesaltucher.com/2011/03/33-unu…
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Comment #4181486
Fair enough. Every program I was accepted to, though, did not grant you candidacy from the start as you first had to complete your courses and pass one or more exams.
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Comment #4181473
... a PhD-candidate is usually a first year PhD-student ... This is actually not true. PhD students have to advance to candidacy, which requires completing a set amount of coursewo…
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Comment #4176240
I would say the best realization of this article is that entrepreneur is a state of mind. A willingness to create from nothing in the face of extreem adversity. I agree with this. …
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