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My most memorable preprint is definitely The Mechanical Basis of Memory - the MeshCODE Theory.

I still think it is the best thing I have ever written...

In 2023, we shared a preprint asking a deceptively simple question: can the O26 polysaccharides that help pathogenic Escherichia coli evade innate immunity also become...

What makes a preprint truly special is when it grows beyond an isolated research idea. My vision of making learning more stimulating, engaging, and supportive is slowly becoming a reality. Watching this concept evolve from architectural diagrams into a working...

My interest in neuro-oncology and the growing number of patients with brain metastases receiving immune checkpoint inhibitors led me to explore a key clinical question: How to safely and effectively combine immunotherapy with stereotactic radiosurgery while minimizing...

I am incredibly proud of our team for this recent achievement! It's a 'full-circle' moment for me: years ago, a bright student reached out with deep curiosity about process simulation for his thesis. I shared my expertise with him, and he successfully...

Per me questo lavoro ha anche un significato personale e professionale importante.
Dal 2024 ho intrapreso un nuovo percorso, scegliendo di cambiare laboratorio per proseguire la mia attività in un ambiente in cui rigore scientifico e apertura al cambiamento...

For many years, virology has not only been my profession, but also something I continue to think about beyond formal research. One question has stayed with me for a long time: How do viruses travel long distances in nature and emerge in entirely new ecological niches?

My journey with this research on glaucoma pharmacotherapy started from a simple question: how can we make treatments more effective and less invasive for patients? This paper represents months of dedication to finding better delivery solutions...

There are places where dreams dissolve quickly, like dew under the rising sun. In my Homeland, the weight of life is often harder than the wings of hope.

Yet I carried a fragile spark: a fascination with insects, with the hidden worlds they weave...

Stochastic avoidance isn't a personal failing. It's a systems output.

As an infectious diseases physician and founder of Nyx Dynamics LLC, I've spent over 20 years watching people who inject drugs get turned away...

One of the memorable aspects is that the central result emerged unexpectedly. While exploring supernova datasets and experimenting with alternative formulations, a fit appeared that matched—and in some cases slightly exceeded—the standard dark energy model.

Creative thinking—the trait that sets humans apart from AI—sometimes yields surprisingly unexpected results. When it does, science and technology gain a "novel creature" that lives on in human history from that moment forward. Is it right to let everyone...

Started as a hobby and a small side project during my 3rd semester—today I'm excited to share a meaningful milestone in that journey.

My work titled "A Comprehensive Review on Environmental Migration, Physicochemical Transformations..."

The preprint, titled "Correlating Clinical Assessments for Substance Use Disorder using Unsupervised Machine Learning," holds a special place in my research trajectory as it is the first journal article I ever wrote.

Like many research articles...

​I am thrilled to share the story behind my latest article, "Between Declared Optimism and Ambivalent Skepticism: How Brazilian Journalists Perceive the Technological Paradox in the Age of Digital Transformation."

This work is deeply rooted in the...