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Convergence is not correctness: context-dependent performance of enhanced-sampling methods across biological complexity
Abstract Enhanced-sampling molecular dynamics is indispensable for studying biomolecular processes beyond the reach of conventional simulation, yet its reliability in realistic biological settings remains poorly characterized.
Taking on China from Russia’s border: Inside Europe’s biggest rare earths factory Original
A view of the NEO magnetic plant in Narva, a city in northeastern Estonia. A plant producing rare-earth magnets for Europe's electric vehicle and wind-energy sectors. Xinhua News Agency | Xinhua News Agency | Getty Images NARVA, Estonia — Europe's big bet to break China's rare earths dominance starts on Russia's doorstep.
Taking on China from Russia’s border: Inside Europe’s biggest rare earths factory
Why a war with Europe has never looked so tempting to Putin When Vladimir Putin says he is “ready” for war with Europe, he means it. So much discussion about the talks between Donald Trump’s team and Putin …
Don’t stigmatize users; address the real source of overburdened ERs
As emergency physicians and leaders in public health, we applaud efforts by Challenge Seattle [“Fentanyl, mental health, homelessness: They intersect in the ER,” Feb. 16, Opinion] to address some of the most pressing issues facing our community. The attention and resources of such dedicated public servants, business leaders, philanthropists and others are needed if we are to find bold and meaningful solutions to help people experiencing homelessness, using drugs and suffering from mental illness.
Atomistic Insight into the Lipid Nanodomains of Synaptic Vesicles
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Impact of the Unstirred Water Layer on the Permeation of Small-Molecule Drugs
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Interaction between Permeation Enhancers and Lipid Bilayers
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Health executives on challenges emergency departments are facing Original
The healthcare industry is facing a wide variety of challenges—and solutions aren’t always straightforward. Each month, Modern Healthcare asks leaders in the field to weigh in on their approaches to the sector’s thorny issues. Dr. Christopher Kang, president of the American College of Emergency Physicians, and Dr. James McCarthy, executive vice president and chief physician executive, Memorial Hermann Health System, discuss what's troubling providers at emergency departments.
SnCQA: A hardware-efficient equivariant quantum convolutional circuit architecture
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To Save Democracy, We Must Expand the Court
Over the past decade, the conservative majority on the U.S. Supreme Court has perpetrated a multifaceted attack on American democracy.
Democrats Are Headed for a Disaster With Unfilled Judicial Vacancies
Jurisprudence There’s only one way to fix it. At the end of his first year in office, President Joe Biden’s staff rightly trumpeted the fact that he had nominated and confirmed a historic number of judges at the start of his first term in office. After decades of Republicans outpacing Democrats in focus on the courts, it was welcome news.
Biophysical Properties of Tear Film Lipid Layer II. Polymorphism of FAHFA
Abstract Fatty acid esters of hydroxy fatty acids (FAHFAs) are a newly discovered class of endogenous lipids that consist of two acyl chains connected through a single ester bond. Being a unique species of FAHFAs, (O-acyl)-ω-hydroxy fatty acids (OAHFAs) differ from other FAHFAs in that their hydroxy fatty acid backbones are ultra-long and their hydroxy esterification is believed to be solely at the terminal (ω-) position.
Gov. Gavin Newsom should appoint a public defender to the California Supreme Court
The Earl Warren Building, headquarters of the Supreme Court of California and part of the Ronald M. George State Office Complex, is shown in San Francisco, Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2020. Jeff Chiu AP As Gov.
Volumes | International Symposium for Testing and Failure Analysis | ASM International
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Biden can advance racial justice, but only if Democratic senators ditch an old tradition
President Joe Biden has made clear that one of his administration’s top priorities will be furthering racial justice, and a critical pillar of any plan must be remaking our federal courts. However, much as the filibuster stands in the way of progress on a host of key legislative priorities, another, lesser-known Senate tradition weaponized by segregationists and today’s Republican Party could derail any serious effort at diversifying our courts.
Biden Must Prioritize the Courts if Elected
By Brian Fallon and Christopher Kang If elected, Joe Biden will inherit a judiciary in crisis. Republicans have worked for decades to stack the courts with right-wing ideologues dedicated to enacting a radical anti-worker, anti-woman, anti-LGBTQ+, anti-civil rights, and pro-Republican Party agenda. Trump and McConnell have perfected that project, filling our courts with overwhelmingly young, white, male, and far-right judges with alarming speed.
What Joe Biden Can Learn From Jimmy Carter
Vice President Joe Biden’s campaign has floated that he envisions a transformational presidency on the scale of Franklin Roosevelt’s. So far, there is no indication that Biden’s plans will call for expanding the Supreme Court, as FDR famously proposed in 1937, but he can still leave a lasting imprint on the judicial branch. For proof, he need only look to the example of a more recent Democratic president: Jimmy Carter.
No More Corporate Lawyers on the Federal Bench
The next Democratic president should try nominating judges who haven’t been partners at big law firms. August 21, 2019 Co-founder of Demand Justice Co-founder of Demand Justice In response to President Donald Trump’s historic transformation of the federal judiciary, several Democratic candidates for president have promised to prioritize the swift appointment of a new wave of federal judges if they enter the White House.
McConnell Turned Courts Conservative—Dems Helped | RealClearPolicy
“Nuclear Mitch” McConnell may be destroying the Senate, but he's not irrational. The senseless ones are the Democrats who refuse to follow the precedent he has set, so we can restore balance to our courts in the future. Republicans have long understood that the courts are central to implementing their extreme, unpopular agenda. A Republican-controlled Congress and White House can't repeal the Affordable Care Act? Ask the court to strike it down instead. Support for Roe v. Wade at a record high?
Mitch McConnell Turned the Courts Conservative-and Democrats Helped Him
NEW NORMAL As the lead nominations lawyer for President Obama, I saw firsthand how Republicans light norms on fire for short-term advantage. BEAST INSIDE Photo Illustration by Sarah Rogers/The Daily Beast / Photos by Getty “Nuclear Mitch” McConnell may be destroying the Senate, but he’s not irrational. The senseless ones are the Democrats who refuse to follow the precedent he has set, so we can restore balance to our courts in the future.
Rail Transport in Singapore | Lexology
Use the Lexology Getting The Deal Through tool to compare the answers in this article with those from other jurisdictions. General Industry structure How is the rail transport industry generally structured in your country? The public rail transport industry in Singapore consists of a metro system known as the mass rapid transit (MRT) system as well as various light rail transit (LRT) lines (collectively, the Rapid Transit Systems).
Beto O'Rourke pushes Medicaid
With help from Victoria Colliver. Changes to hospital readmissions penalties kick in, and California's Jerry Brown rejected a flurry of bills Sunday night.Story Continued Below But first: Looking closer at how Medicaid is playing in the Lone Star State's much-watched Senate race. BETO O’ROURKE PUSHES MEDICAID — The Texas representative working to unseat Sen. Ted Cruz talks about expanding Medicaid at every campaign event.
NAFTA survives
NAFTA SURVIVES — Today was not a real deadline for a new NAFTA deal, as Mexico’s incoming leftist president Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador had said he would accept the text negotiated by outgoing leader Enrique Pena Nieto. But the White House treated it as a deadline anyway and managed to hammer out a deal with Canada late Sunday that at first blush sounds a lot like what the Canadians had already agreed to as part of the Trans Pacific Partnership, with the Trump administration shelved.
Why the FBI Should Investigate 'Boofing'
As the Federal Bureau of Investigation reopens its background check investigation into Brett Kavanaugh, the scope of its review must go beyond the serious allegations of sexual assault made by Christine Blasey Ford and Debbie Ramirez. For its investigation into Kavanaugh to be comprehensive, the FBI must also get to the bottom of what “boofing” means. The term was one of several, raunchy references in Kavanaugh’s high school yearbook.
No sleep 'til NAFTA
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Why the FBI Should Investigate 'Boofing'
As the Federal Bureau of Investigation reopens its background check investigation into Brett Kavanaugh, the scope of its review must go beyond the serious allegations of sexual assault made by Christine Blasey Ford and Debbie Ramirez. For its investigation into Kavanaugh to be comprehensive, the FBI must also get to the bottom of what “boofing” means. The term was one of several, raunchy references in Kavanaugh’s high school yearbook.
Opinion: It's Time to Start Putting Effort Toward Polling Asian Americans
According to the Pew Research Center, a leading organization that conducts public opinion polling and demographic research, Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (AAPIs) do not have an opinion about the Affordable Care Act or what should happen to undocumented immigrants. Last summer, former Florida Governor Jeb Bush insulted Asian Americans with his comments on "anchor babies" and birthright citizenship.
Editorial: President Obama, Nominate the First Asian-American Supreme Court Justice
One of President Obama’s biggest accomplishments with respect to the Asian Pacific American community is his appointment of a record number of APA federal judges. Now, as he considers Supreme Court candidates, the president has an opportunity to truly cement this legacy. In January 2009, there were only eight Asian Pacific Americans in lifetime, federal judgeships throughout the country — out of 870 potential positions.
Opinion: President Obama, nominate the first Asian-American justice
One of President Obama’s biggest accomplishments with respect to the Asian Pacific American community is his appointment of a record number of APA federal judges. Now, as he considers Supreme Court candidates, the president has an opportunity to truly cement this legacy. In January 2009, there were only eight Asian Pacific Americans in lifetime, federal judgeships throughout the country — out of 870 potential positions.
The State of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders Is Growing Stronger
By Christopher Kang, National Director of the National Council of Asian Pacific Americans (NCAPA) Tonight, the President will deliver his final State of the Union address, and one thing is certain: the state of the Union will be strong. The state of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders is growing stronger, too — but not for the reasons that are commonly (mis)portrayed.
When it comes to hatred and prejudice, it’s time to See Something Say Something
By Christopher Kang, National Director of the National Council of Asian Pacific Americans (NCAPA) We probably always will. And I don’t say this lightly. I’ll never shake the memories of the times I sprinted out of my office in the Senate or rushed down the steps of the Capitol in panicked evacuation because planes had come too close and were possible terrorist attacks.
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