Founder, Neuroscientist, Anesthesiologist, Futurist, Loomis Innovation Council at Stimson Center, Medical Advisor XRSI
Joined April 2009
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The Darvaza gas crater, also known as the "Gates of Hell", has been burning for 50 years. A natural gas field that collapsed into a cavern, it is located near Darvaza, Turkmenistan.
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There are 3 legs of the stool in health-tech, unless it’s a consumer biz. Companies need expertise across:
— Health “care” / clinical
— Health policy / reimbursement
— Tech / engineering
We talk a lot about 1 & 3. Not enough about 2. – at Queens, NY
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Only 66 years from first flight to landing on the moon, but now half a century has passed since the last moon landing.
That cannot be our high water mark as a civilization.
Humanity should have a moon base, cities on Mars and be out there among the stars!
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Today Google announced #MedLM, a suite of new health-care-specific #AI models designed to help clinicians and researchers carry out complex studies, summarize doctor-patient interactions and more.
cnbc.com/2023/12/13/how-doct…
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Please put your hands together for the brilliant Divya Chander, @dchander who will be joining us on stage at #IHUK23 (24-25 May). 🥳🥳🥳🥳
Join us and a fabulous lineup of clinicians, hospital heads and scientists from every corner of the globe👉 hubs.li/Q01P4LBG0 #AI
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On November 12, 1833, there was a meteor shower so intense that it was possible to see up to 100,000 meteors crossing the sky every hour. At the time, many thought it was the end of the world, so much so that it inspired this woodcut by Adolf Vollmy.
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What I'm dubbing the "Valentine's Day Storm" - one of the most amazing nights of auroras I've had in my life. When I saw them getting bright, I had to pull over on the side of the road - I ended up staying there the entire night because the auroras never quit!
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These photos were all taken one minute apart.
February 14, 2023 - the "Valentines Day Storm"
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Amazing footage of a newly calved iceberg flipping in the Ilulissat Icefjord, Greenland. (Sound on)
Credit: Peter Søndergaard
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Known to some as the Snow or Wolf Moon, this month's full moon is visible for the next two days. Have you taken a photo that turns your eyes into big pizza pies? Reply and share it with us: go.nasa.gov/3JDpWff
ALT A closeup of the entire disc of the Moon. It appears grayish and white. Its surface is splotched with dark areas called mare. Close to the lunar South Pole is Tycho Crater, an impact crater with lines that radiate for hundreds of miles. The Moon appears pockmarked with many craters. The blackground is the blackness of space. Credit: NASA
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An underwater encounter with the strange but beautiful feather star (Crinoid sp.), these ancient invertebrates first appeared in the fossil record about 300 million years before the dinosaurs.
Credit: Marcelo Johan Ogata
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One of the more impressive @planet images I’ve had the privilege of working on lately. All 9 Himalayan 8,000-meter peaks in one view, taken from over Afghanistan.
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Join us December 10, 2022, 14:55 PT, to discuss brain machine interfaces, read-write technologies to the brain, how implantables in humans can be hacked, and legal frameworks for dealing with this.
metaversesafetyweek.org/even…
#Metaversecurity #digitalprivacy #BCI #BMI #XR #VR #AR
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Just days from reaching the Moon, the @NASA_Orion spacecraft captured this selfie while flying through space.
The #Artemis I mission is preparing us to bring astronauts to the Moon. go.nasa.gov/3TQ8BUX
ALT In this Orion "selfie," part the Orion spacecraft is viewed from the side against the blackness of space. The outside of the spacecraft is white silver and shaped like a stout cone with a cylinder base. Windows are visible on the side of the spacecraft, as well as an American flag, a NASA meatball logo, and the word "NASA" in red letters. Part of a gold solar array can be glimpsed behind the spacecraft.
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Is gravity the only thing keeping you together? You might be a globular cluster.
Star clusters like this one, imaged by @NASAHubble, can contain millions of stars held together by gravity. @NASAWebb will give us a closer look at these cosmic objects: go.nasa.gov/3SIpT7c
ALT A cluster of thousands of stars of varying sizes and temperatures glittering in blue, gold, and reddish tones. More stars are concentrated toward the middle where it's brighter.
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Really excited about the paper on HR8799 we just submitted! As a teaser, here's a new time lapse with 12 years of orbital motion, all from Keck
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After 175 years, anesthesia—the medical art with a strange and dark history—is getting a lot more precise.
#EEG #precisionmedicine @CosmicEvolution @dchander @jeffreyswisher
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Historically, innovation leads to uncharted territory. New Brain-Computer tech poses ethical questions like never before. For example, how does it change the notion of consciousness? Tweet your questions for the experts at #AskXPRIZE bit.ly/3nulkie
