The hottest Chemistry Substack posts right now

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FreakTakes β€’ 11 implied HN points β€’ 10 Aug 23
  1. Computer-augmented hypothesis generation is a promising concept that can help uncover new and valuable ideas from existing data.
  2. Looking at old research in a new light can lead to significant breakthroughs, as seen with Don Swanson's and Sharpless' work in different fields.
  3. Tools like LLMs can assist researchers in finding connections between disparate data points, potentially unlocking new avenues for scientific discovery.
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the rohn report β€’ 0 implied HN points β€’ 22 Aug 20
  1. Isotopes are atoms with different numbers of neutrons, which can affect their stability and behavior.
  2. Different isotopes have varying half-lives and can be used for dating materials, such as carbon-14 for archaeological purposes.
  3. Studying isotopes like uranium has practical applications and helps in understanding Earth's history and the origins of life.
Perambulations β€’ 0 implied HN points β€’ 20 Nov 23
  1. Cats are evolutionarily perfect due to their extreme specialization for hunting.
  2. Data visualization can lead to cognitive errors and should be carefully considered.
  3. Polygenic risk scores have marginal benefits in disease screening and may not be effective for population-wide risk stratification.
Poczwardowski Notes β€’ 0 implied HN points β€’ 01 Feb 23
  1. The second volume of 'The Great Mental Models' explores physics, chemistry, and biology, offering practical and timeless concepts that can improve our thinking.
  2. The second book maintains the high quality aesthetic of the first volume but feels more practical and grounded in the laws of nature.
  3. Exploring concepts from various scientific branches, such as those presented in the book, supports multidisciplinary thinking, helping us solve problems better and avoid repeating mistakes.