Please subscribe to the Night Science Podcast, where in each episode, two scientists – @ItaiYanai & @MartinJLercher – explore the creative side of their process with a leading colleague. Apple: https://t.co/EdXjnCsFmC Spotify: https://t.co/UrTHq9WD6d Google: https://t.co/Wwc3bwxZih

Google designed the AI Co-Scientist to give scientists superpowers, asking "how much might this radically accelerate science & enable us to discover completely new things that weren't even imagined before?" https://t.co/u59Y6SMiWm @nightsciencepod @vivnat @alan_karthi

'Both competition and cooperation' – that is an underlying principle of how Google designed its "AI co-scientist" platform to generate ideas and think like a scientist. We talk with the leaders of this project on the latest episode of the Night Science Podcast. @nightsciencepod

Can Google’s Co-scientist project give scientists superpowers? Spotify: https://t.co/vwiiTOaNpb Apple:

🔥 New episode of the Night Science Podcast! We talk with the leaders of Google's AI Co-Scientist project, Alan Karthikesalingam and Vivek Natarajan, about how their system evolved parts of human hypothesis generation while also diverging in fascinating ways.@alan_karthi @vivnat

This is perhaps the only podcast meant for anyone who wants to have a career in science or start a lab - I think it should be recommended listening for any grad student!

I’m hooked on the Night Science Podcast! Anyone who is passionate about science and the art of discovery would love it. Very insightful discussions led by @ItaiYanai and @MartinJLercher that truly resonate with many of us. Don't miss out—check it out!

Have you heard about the Night Science Podcast, where we talk about the creative process of doing science? We explore this with discussions with brilliant scientists & philosophers and artists, to figure out the tricks of the creative scientific trade. https://t.co/nHsk2htGNv

Can creativity be taught? “Absolutely!” Thank you @Nature for writing about how we need to nurture BOTH the ‘day science’ and ‘night science’ aspects of our work. The system of science is not really rewarding creativity now and we need to change this! https://t.co/yMZUuifeso

The creative process in science has its thinking tools, which we all learn eventually. Here are the 12 articles that Martin and I wrote about them, including "It takes two to think" and "A hypothesis is a liability". https://t.co/UEfc5Zk9c2 @nightsciencepod @MartinJLercher

1/ Was listening to the @nightsciencepod by @ItaiYanai & @MartinJLercher with guest Dr. Victor Ambros (2024 Nobel Laureate in Medicine 🧬) and learned something new “Obelisks,” a newly discovered cellular structure. As a big fan of Ancient Egyptian history, I got fascinated by

🚀Today we're launching the 'Night Science Institute', a non-profit to lead a cultural shift in science! You may say we're dreamers, but we think we're not the only ones. Perhaps today you will join us to make the Day Science and Night Science parts of the process live as one! 😉

Dear early career scientists! Why not join us in September in Lithuania’s beautiful capital city for the EMBO Young Scientists’ Forum (EYSF)? We will have have a full Night Science workshop & exciting research sessions. Abstract submission deadline: Aug 1 https://t.co/cbA8ZdGHIm

The Night Science Podcast episode with Uri Alon is one of my favorites! He says that every scientist has a unique “tuning fork”; a natural inclination that align them with specific types of problems because of a deep resonance with who they are. @UriAlonWeizmann

Many people are busy doing recipe science.. If you ask a grad student what they need to do to get a paper, they'll tell you this & this, & they'll know that 2 years before the project is done. And I'm thinking, what's wrong with this picture? Eve Marder, on Night Science Podcast

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🔥 New episode of the Night Science podcast! The brilliant Eve Marder, professor at Brandeis University, talks with us about how "Recipe Science" ruins creativity. @MarderLab

AI Trick #1 for coming up new ideas: Think alone first! AI is persuasive – and able to spit out a lot of content quickly – so going to it first can severely constrain your ability to think differently. @emollick also talked about this on the @nightsciencepod.

6/ P.S. BrainFREEZE was inspired by the fantastic @nightsciencepod. Can’t recommend it enough! 🎧

🔥The "Postdoc Night Science Germany" club will have its first meeting this Friday, May 16 at HHU Düsseldorf. Join us postdocs for a session on how to find the gorilla hiding in your data! I'll lead this together with @MartinJLercher. Register here: https://t.co/sXJbvpDws9

New Night Science Podcast episode! Martin Schwartz from @Yale talks with us about the importance of stupidity in scientific research, how the ego can obstruct creativity, and how resilience, self-discovery, and the cultivation of "passionate indifference" – are key in science.