The Energy Resistance Principle (ERP) is probably the most important paper and theory we've published. https://t.co/3wr5GFopou The ERP bridges physics and biology, providing a first-principles understanding of the central force behind health and disease dynamics. Delightful to

New research from Dr Craig Thompson reveals that mitochondria do more than generate energy - they form specialized subpopulations under stress. Will this discovery could reshape our understanding of metabolism and disease treatment? https://t.co/zMJZiHsArY

Outmoded, time-based measures of learning have to go. The time to reimagine how we measure students’ learning and the skills we require for a college degree is now. This is spot on. ⬇️🔥🔥 https://t.co/3E1wl5NGPG

Help us welcome to the UMDF Board of Trustees -- Heather Gatcombe, MD. Dr. Gatcombe is a physician at Emory and mom of three children, one of whom is affected by #mitochondrialdisease. Read more about Dr. Gatcombe and our other Trustees at https://t.co/u7MlDtUy8g

2025 the "Year of the Mitochondria!" Stimulate more mitochondrial and other diseases research, incite curiosity and commitment from funders to invest in mitochondria as the heart of health and a key to solving resistant diseases and conditions. @MitoWorld.org / Image: Rehman Lab

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Mitochondria transferring between cells and organs? Take a look, and please download the article and send a survey response back about better defining the subfield of mitochondrial transfer.

One of the craziest things I learned last week at #AAI2024 was that we have more free-floating extracellular mitochondria in our blood than white blood cells. This was not in any textbook that I ever read! https://t.co/wT3mQtZDyj And the original paper: https://t.co/9NNSVaGMrn

@MitoPsychoBio We're excited to have helped support this initiative.

Resource in development for the mitochondrial community https://t.co/GpjVFEfQYF

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Higher Ed at the Crossroads? The "Paper Ceiling" is crumbling under some state policies to promote skills-based learning and removing higher ed credentials as a hiring requirement, reports the Brookings Institute.   Vocational ed… https://t.co/krOhoLWoZR

Thanks John - Sounds great

Three Bold Steps for Workforce Development: Nice Work Julian and Kaitlin. I would add a fourth bold step - Unless the disparate and often disconnect parts of the ecosystem of education, agency, nonprofits and employers find a com… https://t.co/GTDj7D8F39

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Boosting Labor US Labor Productivity, A McKinsey Discussion and Analysis. Great dialog, very useful charts and, again, there is no wholistic solution on the table. Every other infrastructure transformation, from smart grids to… https://t.co/YaFg7I0Naz

Great US Chamber Report - Fine grain details on labor shortages, where they are, and understanding what is behind the statistics. Clearly what gets reported in the daily microcosm is actually part of a monumental shift in work,… https://t.co/St4XffjgCd

Congrats to Strata and to you, John. Enjoy and change the world!

Great!

Update, eLearning in Jails & Prisons - Successful start-up https://t.co/LtDn00oL1H has a leading prison education platform that brings a wide range of top online courses and programs securely inside prison and jail facilities. Nu… https://t.co/51BORDeF7z