Michael Gale
Contributor at Forbes
Host at Futures In Focus
Co-author of Wall Street Journal bestseller on Digital Transformation, #TheDigitalHelix. Naturalized US citizen and born in the UK. Partner at https://t.co/Qw37gurjX8
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2 months ago |
bricknerd.com | Michael Gale
Almost a year ago, I shared instructions for building a LEGO shipping container—a simple but versatile design that can slot neatly into your cityscape, industrial layout, or train yard. Clearly, what is missing is a train wagon to carry those containers! I did have a wagon design shown below; however, it was not a design I felt was suitable enough for instructions at the time.
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Feb 6, 2025 |
cell.com | Emmanuelle Genoyer |Jonathan Wilson |Joshua Ames |Caleb Stokes |Dante Moreno |Noa Etzyon | +2 more
Keywords West Nile virus RIG-I RIG-I-like receptors innate immunity antiviral response Introduction Flaviviruses are a global threat to public health, placing billions at risk of infection and causing over 400 million disease cases per year worldwide.1 The emerging neurotropic flavivirus, West Nile virus (WNV), is the leading cause of arboviral infections in the United States, with recurrent annual outbreaks, and poses an ever-expanding hazard as its vector range increases.2 During WNV...
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Jan 21, 2025 |
cdomagazine.tech | Michael Gale
One idea will dominate 2025 — ensuring your AI operates successfully in a world increasingly shaped by regional and industry compliance rules while recognizing that your data and AI are truly sovereign assets. Sovereign AI and data platforms built for seamless observability, governance, and integration across hybrid environments will be the foundation for enterprise leadership in 2025.
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Jan 11, 2025 |
bricknerd.com | Michael Gale
Getting hooked into vintage LEGO 12V trains is a descent into madness not unlike the world of classic cars. Both hobbies consume unreasonable amounts of time, money, and nerdy street cred! Luckily, my addiction is not the “collector” flavour, but rather the restoration artist. I am happy to find 12V train sets or element specimens in any condition and restore them to showcase condition (as described in my previous article on 12V track restoration).
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Dec 19, 2024 |
science.org | Nandan S. Gokhale |Russell K Sam |Kim Y. Somfleth |Daphnee M Marciniak |Julian Smith |Emmanuelle Genoyer | +9 more
Supplementary MaterialsMDAR Reproducibility ChecklistReferences and notes1J. Rehwinkel, M. U. Gack, RIG-I-like receptors: Their regulation and roles in RNA sensing. Nat. Rev. Immunol. 20, 537–551 (2020). 2R. Savan, M. Gale Jr., Innate immunity and interferon in SARS-CoV-2 infection outcome. Immunity 56, 1443–1450 (2023). 3Y. J. Crow, J.-L. Casanova, Human life within a narrow range: The lethal ups and downs of type I interferons. Sci. Immunol. 9, eadm8185 (2024). 4H. Kato, O. Takeuchi, S. Sato, M. Yoneyama, M.
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Elegantly put. We increasingly argue like the skit in Monty Python. It sounds funny but it is not constructive.
Before arguing with friends or family around the Thanksgiving table, take a look at the science behind arguing better. And it'll never hurt to try this: "Listen to people, get them to think about their own experience, and highlight your common humanity." https://t.co/AZC9kpqoqx
Epic draw. Yes, this can be the best format for cricket, but like great films or plays, you have got to attend a lot of them to remember the precious ones that are great. #bbccricket
