Wow! I am honored @vegansofsteemit for feautiring my article! :) I quickly checked your articles - aka newsletters and I really like them - especially the recipes! Going to follow you. :) Right now I do

Yes you are right, I think we have similar problem with sugar and we are all kind of addicted to it.. In the past this was not the case and therefore more people die today from obesity than from malnutrition.

Hey @dexterdev! Long time no see :) I think I was at the discord, but I do not really have much time for that right now - you know I enjoy writing my thoughts, but am not that much into chatting.

Haha, well yeah I tried to really create something that goes a bit deeper - even though it was really just a basic explanation (but hopefully understandable). I am happy to hear that you liked it. :) And

Hi @psyentist, I am glad that you enjoyed my article! :) Great to have a fellow optogenetics fan here, haha and will take a look at your article, sounds interesting. Btw, sorry for slow reply.

Wow! Thanks for nomination! :) And congrats to others!

I actually did not read this one! :) Thanks for sharing. Even though I had the chance to work both with CRISPR/Cas9 and optogenetics I never thought about combining them, haha :D Once again, thanks!

Wow! I want that bat-bot! :O Amazing @vinamra, thanks for sharing.

I am glad that I could widen your scientific horizons, haha. Well, If I were a supervillain, I would probably use such technology - but with some modifications. I would use light-sensitive proteins that

Thanks @dexterdev! I am glad that you enjoyed the article :) Well, I never worked with squid giant axon, but I heard about it and its use in neurobiological research. The thing about conductance or transport

Wow, great article! I just checked trending page in steemstem and there I see your article about optogenetics - one of my greatest interests in biology. What I believe is that optogenetics are going to

I am happy that you liked the article and thanks for those corrections - have to work on those double letters a bit, haha. And thanks for the suggestions! Yes, I am aware about these kind of non-standard

I am glad you liked it! :) In the future I would like to focus more on non-standard application of optogenetics aaand the next article will probably be about restoring sight in blind patients using

Well, unfortunately it is pretty hard to get any CC0 pictures from optogenetic experiments.. And actually I am not sure what interesting would we see in such pictures haha. But! I will probably work on

True, but I also like the evolutionary point of view, where there were organisms that produced offspring without laying eggs and thus chicken ancestors were first and eggs second. Haha, but yes, basically

I am glad you liked the article, haha! And yes, the flavour could be added for sure - but no one probably wants it. But, I would try it just out of curiosity. Btw, sorry for late reply! :)

Haha, I like this theory :D Might be!

I am glad you liked the article! :) Thank you!

I am glad you liked it! And that is a good point, did not think about that. Hmmm, maybe there are some basal levels of HNL proteins and only acute bacterial infections increase it to abnormal values? Just

It is still a work in progress, but should be hit the market in 2018 - or so the press claims. :)