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Founder @AreteMedTech (respiratory precision and prevention). PhD in computational biomechanics (Cambridge). Swammer. grd14 at 🟦sky

Cambridge UK
Joined February 2010
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Replying to @dwidmaier
Engineering works best where things are static/ stable on their own, and are only dynamic after the engineering is applied, and usually where the physics at only one or two scales matter Biology is already dynamic, and often at multiple scales
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This is the first demo in a while that I've had to double take and think: "How'd they do that?!"
Real life, baby
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Real life, baby
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Trade is one for one: Adam Larsson for Taylor Hall.
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RIP @ScottAdamsSays I ran a summer course for high school students wanting to be engineers, and started it with this clip. Timeless and iconic! youtu.be/g8vHhgh6oM0?si=Zio5…
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Replying to @DrSamuelBHume
Another modern miracle in our lifetime
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Two-thirds of deaths from asthma are preventable. Patients must be assessed, risk-stratified during exacerbations, and managed with due diligence. #RespEd #Pulmonology 🫁
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he only knows what he knows himself
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this was a highlight of an intriguing conversation with Claude about self-awareness
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On #WorldLungDay and as we prepare to share our latest research at #ERSCongress, GSK’s Chief Scientific Officer, Tony Wood explains why getting ahead of respiratory disease demands a preventative approach and breathtaking innovation.

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Just been learning about this genius three in one device aretemedtech.com/
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Rather than using the same treatments for all patients, strategies focus on individualizing treatment based on phenotypes. There are several #asthma phenotypes like: allergic, non-allergic, eosinophilic, neutrophilic, exercise-induced & aspirin-induced. aaaai.org/tools-for-the-publ…
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Drugs are just data with a chemistry front-end
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#ATS2025 has officially begun! Pick up your badge, check out the cool events happening at the Moscone Center, and stop by the Respiratory Innovation Summit happening at the San Francisco Marriott Marquis. Download the official ATS 2025 conference app to learn more or visit the official conference website: conference.thoracic.org
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Met another US manufacturer who’s decided to produce their product overseas where they won’t have to pay duties on component imports.
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Let’s see what the track finalists are working on: 🫁 @AreteMedTech (🇬🇧): Developing a low-cost, portable, web-connected, and rapid-use platform for testing lung inflammation, obstruction, and narrowing, enabling earlier intervention for chronic lung diseases like asthma.
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Finally a reason to switch
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Speaking of the inability to take bold action that requires risk in the UK: The former chief economist at the Bank of England writes: “But to believe the solution to regulatory proliferation is to create a new regulatory agency is gravity-defying logic.  Late last year, Sir Keir Starmer’s government began to implore regulators to prioritise growth. But as long as these bodies have statutory mandates whose primary concern is risk, not growth, this is cheap talk. At the end of last year, regulators were asked for voluntary sacrifices from their rule books. Incredibly, turkeys did not welcome news of Christmas.”
“Caution is hard-wired into the way the Whitehall machine works”, said Starmer. Goes deeper and much broader than Whitehall, I’m afraid.
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The $200b trade imbalance Trump is upset with Canada is almost entirely energy. The best time to build a pipeline is yesterday, followed by today, followed by tomorrow. 🇨🇦 should have given itself an option to turn off the taps.
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If you are just starting out or fresh in your career you should not work remotely–it will delay or hold back your career growth. Instead you should find an ambitious company with a in-person culture and go do great work there. You'll learn and level up 10x as fast
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