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Spatiotemporal dynamics of the cardioimmune niche during lesion repair

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By Andy Chan, Joachim Greiner, Tomas Brennan, Lisa Marschhäuser
| tu-dresden.de
The heart is one of the least regenerative organs in humans, and ischemic heart disease is the leading cause of death worldwide. Understanding the cellular and molecular processes that occur during cardiac wound healing is an essential prerequisite to reducing health burden and improving cardiac function after myocardial tissue damage.
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Why Self-Service Portals Fall Short - and How Agentic Developer Workflows (ADW) Bridge the Gap

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By Andy Chan
| Medium
In many engineering organizations, developers often interact with DevOps teams to request infrastructure resources. The intention behind these requests is usually clear: ship features, enable data flows, or stand up a new internal service. But the clarity ends there. In practice, developers might not always know exactly what they need. A request might be phrased as “I need a database,” but upon further probing, it becomes apparent that the requirements are vague — relational or NoSQL?
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How Agentic Workflows Are Redefining DevOps at Scale

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By Andy Chan
| Medium
In most software organizations today, there is a persistent and well-known imbalance: the number of software engineers significantly outpaces the number of platform or DevOps engineers. While this ratio may be manageable in highly mature organizations with robust developer platforms, many companies still struggle with the absence of a scalable self-service model.
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