Every day, our scientists tackle challenging problems like the... scalable synthesis of complex molecules. In this latest publication in Science Magazine, we share how we’re using #biocatalysis to manufacture orally available macrocyclic peptides. Learn more:show more

Today, we announced positive topline results from two of... our Phase 3 clinical studies in #pneumococcal disease. Read more about our latest news:show more

Our city is built on the values we live... every day, how we treat each other, how we show up, how we stand together. This is what makes Liverpool the place we’re proud to call home. Share our values. Support #ThisisLiverpool Campaign. #ThisIsLiverpoolshow more

We’re excited to announce our integration with SKALE, a... high-performance, zero-gas blockchain purpose-built for speed, scale, and security. This partnership strengthens our infrastructure as we continue building transparent, trust-based systems for decentralized science. We’re excited about what this unlocks for researchers, contributors, and the future of data integrity in DeSci. 👀 Look out for more on how we’re using SKALE in the AxonDAO ecosystem.show more

Students often get lost in complex frameworks of biology.... Our animated lessons simplify concepts, saving time and clearing misconceptions! Learn more at #biology #3D #science #EdTechshow more

The Next Megacycle in Computing is Quantum—and Dynex is... playing a leading role! Today, we’re proud to announce the publication of our international patent (WO/2024/231907). This is a major step in advancing neuromorphic quantum computing. Dynex’s innovation shows method and system for large-scale computation of quantum algorithms using neuromorphic quantum computing. This milestone positions Dynex as a key player in the quantum era, empowering industries to solving real world problems at scale that will define this new megacycle of computing. 🔗 Learn more:show more

Scientists have developed a springtail-inspired, centimeter-scale robot that can... jump up to 1.4 meters. Learn more in Science Robotics:show more

I'm excited to share my latest project for Codex,... a leading blockchain data API provider. I used every tool in my arsenal to design and develop their new site in Webflow — from creating 3D assets in Spline to complex animations and interactions using GSAP. I've loved every minute of this project! Live site ↳show more

🚨 SCIENTISTS HAVE FOUND COMPLEX ORGANIC MOLECULES INSIDE MATERIAL... RETURNED FROM ASTEROID RYUGU. Researchers analyzing samples from Japan’s Hayabusa2 mission have identified unusually large carbon-rich compounds in the asteroid. These molecules are more complex than many previously found in meteorites and may preserve chemical clues from the early Solar System long before life existed on Earth. While this is not evidence of alien life, it shows that some of the building blocks associated with life’s chemistry were already forming in space billions of years ago. Why this matters: • It strengthens the idea that asteroids and comets could have delivered organic material to early Earth • It gives scientists a rare look at pristine chemistry from the birth of the Solar System • It helps us understand how complex molecules can form in space without biology • It has implications for the search for life on other planets and moons The deeper question: Did the ingredients for life originate on Earth… or were they seeded across the Solar System by asteroids like Ryugu? We’re now getting closer to answering that question with actual material collected from space rather than just meteorites that survived atmospheric entry. Follow for more frontier space science and discoveries about the origins of life’s chemistry.show more

Increasing food production using less water is one of... the great challenges of our times. We need to make water use in agriculture more efficient, productive & environmentally friendly. This #WorldFoodDay and every day, remember: 💦Every. 💦#WaterAction. 💦Counts.show more

Ever wondered what cells and DNA really look like... up close? With our 3D animated textbooks, you’ll explore biology at true scale—making complex science easy to see and understand. Dive in and experience learning like never before! Learn more at #biology #3D #science #EdTech #STEMshow more

Cancer care shouldn’t depend on your postcode. Our National... Cancer Plan will tackle health inequalities head on. That means more specialists in rural and coastal areas and access to the latest technology Learn more:show more

We’re excited to share that we’ve completed and animated... the muscles of the forearm! The process was far more challenging than we ever imagined, but we’re incredibly proud of the result—and we hope you’ll love it too.show more

“From 5 a.m. to 6 p.m. every single day... we’re in the facility. We’re grinding, we’re practicing, we’re watching film. Every single day. Day in and day out for moments like this. When you get in these big time moments, you fall back on your preparation,” Carson Beckshow more

What does it take to solve the most urgent... national security challenges? At DARPA, it starts with questioning past assumptions. 🎙️ Learn why MXO and IPTO leadership are reshaping their offices to tackle massive-scale problems in our latest podcast episode.show more

.UNICEF's latest report underscores an urgent problem: More than... one billion adolescent girls and women are undernourished. Read the report to learn how we can navigate our way out of this crisis:show more

I can’t believe this is the Cockpit Country, one... of the largest forested areas in Jamaica. This region is so rich in biodiversity that scientists are still discovering plants and animals new to science. We haven’t even fully assessed the area yet. I really wonder how our plants and animals are doing up there, especially after everything we’ve been seeing across the island. Follow RoostersWorldja to learn more about nature. #CockpitCountry #Jamaica #Biodiversity #HurricaneMelissa #RoostersWorldjashow more

Thrilled to share our new study of anti-Bredt olefins... in Science Magazine. Congrats to the authors for this nicely timed study, 100 yrs after “Bredt’s Rule” came to be. Read it here: @ucla UCLA Chem & Biochem Ken Houkshow more

Our community shows up to play, create, and compete... every day. We're proud to make it happen 🙌 Learn more about how we are connecting communities:show more