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Some interesting results concerning tissue regeneration. One day, astronauts will be doing it as well...

This is an article on some progress in regeneration research. IF we want to look into it...

Wow, that's spooky - we did some work on organ regeneration, didn't we?

Is this possibly relevant to tissue regeneration?

nice findings indeed ... this is one of the topics of research that I was contemplating to engage in after my PhD ...

A white creature with regeneration.

A vascular synthetic system that restores mechanical performance in response to large-scale damage. Gap-filling scaffolds are created through a two-stage polymer chemistry that initially forms a shape-conforming dynamic gel but later polymerizes to a solid structural polymer with robust mechanical properties.

Pretty interesting piece on computer languages.

Yes, very good, but I don't get what all the fuss is about... everyone knows Python is the ultimate programming language! :) Follow up reading: If programming languages were religions... (quite accurate actually) Great quote from the article you linked to: In 1975 Edsger W. Dijkstra, a major figure in the structured-programming movement, wrote a memo titled "How Do We Tell Truths that Might Hurt?" The "truths" were mostly Dijkstra's opinions of programming languages; how he told them was very bluntly. Fortran is "an infantile disorder," PL/I "a fatal disease," APL "a mistake, carried through to perfection." Students exposed to COBOL "are mentally mutilated beyond hope of regeneration," he said. "The use of COBOL cripples the mind; its teaching should, therefore, be regarded as a criminal offense."

Fool! You can pry my templates from my cold dead hands!