Lying increases trust in science

Ten-minute paper summaries for scientists and experts.Two episodes a week: Mondays feature the top-scoring paper from a curated weekly digest of T cell engager, bispecific antibody, and protein engineering literature. Fridays cover the top trending paper on PubMed — any field, whatever's catching the research community's attention that week.Hosted by Raymond Ruff, a protein scientist working in translational immunotherapeutics. Audio is generated with NotebookLM; the host prompt aims for measured scientific skepticism rather than hype.Feedback and paper suggestions: <a href="mailto:sciencetldrpod@gmail.com">sciencetldrpod@gmail.com</a>

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Ten-minute paper summaries for scientists and experts. Two episodes a week: Mondays feature the top-scoring paper from a curated weekly digest of T cell engager, bispecific antibody, and protein engineering literature. Fridays cover the top trending paper on PubMed — any field, whatever's catching the research community's attention that week. Hosted by Raymond Ruff, a protein scientist working in translational immunotherapeutics. Audio is generated with NotebookLM; the host prompt aims for measured scientific skepticism rather than hype. Feedback and paper suggestions: sciencetldrpod@gmail.com

Ten-minute paper summaries for scientists and experts.Two episodes a week: Mondays feature the top-scoring paper from a curated weekly digest of T cell engager, bispecific antibody, and protein engineering literature. Fridays cover the top trending paper on PubMed — any field, whatever's catching the research community's attention that week.Hosted by Raymond Ruff, a protein scientist working in translational immunotherapeutics. Audio is generated with NotebookLM; the host prompt aims for measured scientific skepticism rather than hype.Feedback and paper suggestions: <a href="mailto:sciencetldrpod@gmail.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">sciencetldrpod@gmail.com</a>

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