Keven’s Lab

YCombinator’s call for carbon renewal technologies

DESERT FLOODING

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Jessy’s Program Profile

Jessy’s Lab

Jessy’s Other Lab

A picture of an Aphid Stylet (what part of Jessy’s work is trying to mimic)

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Yuqing’s Website
Yuqing’s Lab
Hotel with Infinite Rooms ; Video about the thought experiment
Rene Magritte
Emily Yoon ; Emily Yoon’s new book
Joan Didion - Slouching Towards Bethlehem ; The quote Yuqing referenced

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NIH IRTA Postbac program

Julian is a great person to talk to because he immediately dives deep into the existential questions of science. He has thought so much about how his work and his science fits into the broader picture. His poetry, philosophy, and neuroscience background combine to make him really effective at what he does. Also, in this episode, he recommends that everyone take a metaethics philosophy course!

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JP’s UChicago Profile

JP’s Lab

Satchin Panda on 10-hour Diets

We didn’t do a great job of explaining the Platt method, so here’s a link to the Wikipedia article

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Hi! Kelsey and I talk a lot about bones, possums, robots, and vulnerability in this episode.

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Hey, friends. I’m talking to my friend and colleague JD, and we spout a lot of platitudes.

As I say in the intro, I felt eerily similar to JD for a while, so much that I felt frustrated and competitive when we were in the same room. I’ve since moved on (I think), and as we settle into our lives as scientists, I want to remain his friend.

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Welcome to Science and Feelings, a place to have my favorite types of conversations: open, heartfelt, nerdy, and helpful.

This auditory home will change, twist, and morph while I learn how to make things fun and interesting to listen to.

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