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Week 21 (19-24/05/2025)
👾 IT
- Well, Google just dropped Veo 3 at I/o Keynote which generates quite realistic
shorts videos (link).
🔬Science
- Long read on about mitochondria, their fascinating history (originally bacteria
which was consumed by an ancestral cell long time ago); fascinating functioning
thought “social” queues and link to numerous diseases (link).
- Gharibi et al., 2025 introduces 3D model culturing hESCs towards post-gastrulation
amnion. A big milestone as it allows researchers to study and perturb this developmental
process in vitro. These models could be provided as an alternative amniotic membranes
in future clinical settings (link).
- Abukar et al., 2025 uses light-sheet microscopy to track hearth development in mouse
providing new insights into the intricacies of cell movement and coordination
(link).
- Great podcast episode from Quanta Magazine discussing latest research on how
LLM are not as great as initially thought when it comes to learning “new”
languages (link).
🔗 Links
- Using specialized process to treatment steel with stainless steel, a young startup
Allium Engineering can extend the lifetime of steel by making it resistant against
corrosion (link).
- Have I Been Pwned 2.0 is out packing some new features (link).
- The Semantic Search Engine for ArXiv (link).
- When you live around Bay Area and you want to save some money on electricity with solar,
have a look at this deep dive by Joe (link).