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TEM Agent : enhancing transmission electron microscopy with modern AI tools

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By Morgan Wall, Alexander J Pattison, Edward Barnard, Stephanie M. Ribet, Peter Ercius
| Nature Verified
Abstract Recent improvements in large language models (LLMs) have had a dramatic effect on capabilities and productivity across many disciplines involving critical thinking and writing. The development of the model context protocol (MCP) provides a way to extend the power of LLMs to a specific set of tasks or scientific equipment with help from curated tools and resources.
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Wanted: PHP Developers

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By Scott Keck-Warren, Wendell Adriel, Christopher Miller, Edward Barnard
| php[podcast] episodes from php[architect]
By Scott Keck-Warren I love to use analogies, and one of the analogies I particularly enjoy using about the PHP community is the iceberg analogy. Icebergs are interesting because only 10% of the icebergs are above the waterline, with the remaining 90% being below. It’s like that in the PHP community because most developers just see the part of the iceberg that’s above water.
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Boo, It's PHP! | PHP Architect

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By Edward Barnard, Scott Keck-Warren, Chris Tankersley, Chris Hartjes
| php[podcast] episodes from php[architect]
By Edward Barnard PHP projects sometimes happen in the face of extreme uncertainty. That is the time to take a close look at the principles and methodologies of Lean Startup. This month is a case study showing my current Lean Startup workflow implementation. My workflow is based on the systems thinking principles we have been learning over the past three months.
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