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rauhallinen

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    Comment #39742226

    Some rants from the foxhole. American Chemical Society is the one of the main publishers in molecular sciences. Researchers at Finnish universities haven't been able to access arti…

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    Comment #33272919

    Agree with other responses. Maté's book, as his other works, resonates intuively - a humanistic shout in this cold and sick world. Things are however more complex. He gets a lot of…

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    Comment #31644243

    There's some work on using ML methods to map from the structure of a molecule to an odor. Interesting to see where it goes, current results aren't that mind blowing: 1. B. Sanchez-…

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    Comment #30557642

    Fascinating indeed - good luck! Saw some talks years ago by Daniel Nocera, in which they did water splitting and fed hydrogen to engineered bacteria to make more complex products. …

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    Comment #28500373

    I had a project where I had to convert absorption spectrum of a liquid sample into a colour. It was one of those "Just do this quick, it doesn't have to be perfect" type of things …

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    Comment #28207520

    My work is important but not urgently so. I gave them the ultimatum - I have a lot of knowledge hard to gain from other sources.

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    Comment #28206955

    I'm one of these people. Changed to a 40% contract, work Mon-Tue. I am in a privileged position where I'm able to live with my wage comfortably, albeit frugally. Living in Nordics …

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    Comment #27782597

    So no new articles have been uploaded this year. While I have relatively good access options through my university, roughly half of the publications appearing in my Google Scholar …

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    Comment #27549127

    This came out recently, "A low-cost, wearable, do-it-yourself functional near-infrared spectroscopy (DIY-fNIRS) headband" https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2468067…

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    Comment #27511459

    During my time as a research assistant / grad student there was a remarkable shift in the atmosphere. It started with massive layoffs of research staff, linked to the more general …

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    Comment #27127008

    There's an ongoing trend in miniaturizing optical spectrometers [1]. MEMS-FTIRs should have interesting application in air analysis [2,3]. Real-time gas measurements are quite rout…

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    Comment #27054739

    Love the idea, hope it gains popularity! Absolutely can't stand quora spam.

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    Ask HN: Cannabis Entrepreneurship in EU

    I have some business ideas related to cannabis that I believe in and am interested in validating. I'm a chemist, and unfortunately this is a field that I can't pursue my country. I…