Which Marvel villain does Donald Trump most resemble? It’s not Thanos or Ultron. Instead, it’s someone with no superpowers. This morning, I awoke to the news that a video posted by Donald Trump’s campaign team had been removed from Twitter and Facebook due to false claims about the severity of the coronavirus for children. The […]
How might stem cells influence Ms. Marvel and Mister Fantastic’s elastic skin? New research from Belgian and UK researchers in Nature shows that skin growth is communicated by stem cells during stretching. Kamala Khan (Ms. Marvel) and Reed Richards (Mister Fantastic) are two Marvel superheroes with a bit in common. Although neither have yet to […]
Fictional short story with regards to COVID-19 featured on TU Eindhoven website. Recently, I was approached by the Center for Humans and Technology at Eindhoven University of Technology to write a short story about the potential impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on our future society. The short story was to be written to mark the […]
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In light of the misinformation on #COVID__19 that was shared by social media accounts connected to Donald Trump, the question "Which Marvel villain does Donald Trump most resemble?" had to be answered.
It's not #Thanos, but someone with no superpowers.
https://t.co/SatlYIkktF
Kamala Khan (#MsMarvel) and Reed Richards have the #superpower of #elasticity. But how do new cells grow when the #skin is stretched?
Inspired by the fantastic @Nature article of @AraMariaceleste et al., I wrote this superhero-inspired skin article.
https://t.co/DuhYuIehAz
Yesterday, I took a trip to the @TUeindhoven campus on the first day of my staycation to collect my bike, which had been in the Atlas building since the March lockdown. First time back on campus since March, eerily quiet, but good to see it once again.
#staycation2020