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Play with research. We turn research papers into interactive experiences: visual explanations, simulations, and experiments you can try. For curious readers. For researchers with something to share. Explore → https://ipaper.ai

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iPaper.ai (@ipaper-ai.bsky.social) es un usuario de Bluesky que se unió el 16 octubre 2026. Tiene 5 seguidores, sigue a 146 cuentas y ha publicado 125 posts.

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  • Gabe Lynch@gpxl.bsky.social

    I have a new paper out today that I've been working on for the past ~year, which I'm really proud of! We place limits on the small-scale electron power spectrum at early times using the CMB, including effects related to photon transport in a clumpy medium. arxiv.org/abs/2610.05147

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  • A team of CUNY ASRC researchers discovers stable, repeating wave patterns in a metamaterial system, opening new possibilities for controlling light and sound. https://bit.ly/4htHmNB

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  • Munday Lab@mundaylab.bsky.social

    Our collaborative work on Casimir forces using Magnetic fluids was recently featured on the cover of #NanoLetters. doi.org/10.1021/acs.... #UCDavisEngineering #photonics #Casimir @ucdavisengineering.bsky.social @pubs.acs.org

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  • Will Chen@chenomics.bsky.social

    Thrilled to share my freshly "baked" Baker lab paper. We took a bottom-up approach to designing transcriptional regulators. Instead of relying on natural activation domains, we designed compact proteins that recruit specific cofactors. Activators for now, repressors to come!

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  • Michael Calicchia@mcalicc7.bsky.social

    Fish do not overcome environmental forces—they exploit them! In our new PNAS paper, we show that fish escape energetically demanding flows, by yawing their bodies to exploit the resulting lift force and initiate lateral motion toward more favorable flow conditions. www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/...

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