#medtech

[crowbitz]

redrew my isekai medtech for a oneshot

[plasticsadstick]

Might as well share this on here

This is a reel, so not the most polished thing ever but I really wanted to try and do this trend with these two!

They are Jay (by my best friend @poisonkkay ) and Harlow (mine) our cyberpunk ocs. It is always nice to make ocs with Kay because our rampant self hatred always comes out in the shape of angsty dynamics that we decide to make worse and worse.

All jokes aside, I've missed working on ocs stories with my bestie, even if these folks make us suffer it's so worth it

[captenryan]

Nicolas “Kiwi” Alder (Art by @pilot-boi )

As an ex-Trauma Team member Kiwi knows his way around whatever damage you may have encountered while on the job. And unlike his former employers, he doesn’t require a subscription or selling your soul to a corporate overlord.

For any edgerunner who needs to be dragged out of the combat zone with both legs blown off and one too many foreign objects lodged in them, Kiwi is the guy to get in, get you out, and maybe even give you a lollipop afterwards.

This is my Medtech for an upcoming Cyberpunk:Red campaign that takes place in 2075 and I can’t wait to finally play him!

If anyone has any questions about his cyberware, backstory, or anything else feel free to shoot me an ask. I’d love to talk about my boy! I might even write out his backstory in detail if there’s any interest.

Thank you @pilot-boi for the awesome art! This is the first commission I’ve ever bought so I’m really happy with how he turned out! Please check them out for some amazing art!

[mr-groovyart]

Exec and Medtech

[just-another-medtech-student]

a challenge for myself

Okay, so I’m starting this blog because... why not? I’m about to turn 20, and I figured it’s time to step up and do something big every year. Gotta keep pushing myself, right?

So here’s the challenge I’ve set for myself: The Battery Exam. But not just any goal... I’m aiming for the Top 10. Why settle for less when you can aim high?

It actually reminds me of something I saw in an anime last week when Hunter Cha said, “I want to stand next to him. Be as strong as him.” And that’s exactly what I’m doing. I’ve got someone I look up to, who believes I can do it, so why not follow his path? Why not trust in what he says and push through my doubts?

So, I’m not just aiming to pass—I’m going for the top spot (just like him). To show I can be just as good as the people I admire, to stand next to them.

So yeah, here it is: Top 10 in the Battery Exam. Let’s see if I can actually make this happen. 💪

P.S. I only have 55 days left, 8 weeks in total (wish me luck!)

[med-tech-enthusiast]

my YouTube channel

[mistiedoesart]

"In life and undead”

Cyberpunk Red player character that ended together but couldn’t consume their relationship in the campaign. So a new life will be given to then through Vampire The Masquerade 5th edition

Morana x Wrench ♥️

[thoughts-of-therese]

day 1 of productivity

I actually made a previous DOP series and unfortunately, I forgot about all of it. So now, I'm trying to start again from scratch. Here's a summary of what I did throughout the day:

woke up at 4am

ate breakfast

nailed my physical ed. exams

able to get a manageable grade in theology

bought dinner

finished studying for parasitology exams (barely)

Takeaways: My day wasn't actually that productive yet alteast I was able to make some good things. Although I didn't get outstanding scores in my exams or grades in my subjects, well atleast I was able to get by. I know that I am not that good of a student but atleast I now know where I will make my improvements and where should I focus more.

I never expected that I would be this kind of person. From a straight A's student to an average student. From someone who used to aim for high grades to someone who just barely passes. I never really thought that college would really humble me this hard and of all majors, I wound up in one of the most complex majors in medicine. Well, I guess this is just how life goes and that this is also where my potential could be tested.

Take failures as challenges.

Improvements can happen without you noticing.

Carry on 🍃

[karekuat]

Cyberpunk 2K77 - Axilaes

[Alt Color Edits Under Cut]

Edit: I forgot to add! He/him pronouns for this character ^^

[everincodeh]

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[everythingaboutbiotech]

Common uses of bioinformatics

💡Sequence analysis Analyzing DNA and protein sequences to identify genes, regulatory regions & mutations.

💡Gene expression Analyzing RNA expression data from experiments like microarrays or RNA-seq to understand gene regulation.

💡Phylogenetics Constructing evolutionary relationships between organisms based on genetic data and genomic comparisons.

💡Molecular modeling Predicting protein structure and docking drugs to proteins using computational modeling and simulation.

💡Databases & Data mining Developing databases like GenBank to store biological data and mining it to find patterns.

💡Genomics Studying entire genomes, including sequencing and assembling genomes as well as identifying genes and genomic variations.

Follow @everythingaboutbiotech for useful posts.

[burikumu]

Sharing my "ideal" study schedule weeks before the MTLE March 2024 (Board Exam)

Of course this didn't happen/ there were some adjustments made 😅

Also I'm not sure what I was doing. I might go on a little bit of more detail about the schedule on the NEXT POST.

What I did basically:

SCHEDULING

I've allotted Sunday as my rest day and scheduled my breaks.

Each subject, supposedly covers 4 hours (but I miscalculated the other times of the day and only became about 3 hrs, hence the adjustments)

INTERLEAVING

Since I had a lot of subjects to cover I've tried to incorporate this method instead of blocking.

Videos that helped me in Scheduling and Interleaving:

How to study MANY SUBJECTS without crying from stress & regret 😭 by fayefilms

A Science based System for Learning ANYTHING quickly by Python Programmer

How to study multiple subjects by Koi Academy

Videos that help me to understand revision and other study methods:

Lecture #9: How to Read so that you *Retain* Information by Jeffrey Kaplan

Spend 1 Hour Studying to Save 20 Hrs Later by Justin Sung

Study With Me (Live) - Guided Technique Walkthrough by Justin Sung

How to Revise EFFICIENTLY | STUDY CLINIC by Justin Sung

The Ultimate Speed Learning Tutorial (Learning in Layers) by Koi Academy

How Do You Revise for an Exam? (Live Coaching | JUST-IN-CASE) by Justin Sung

[emers-art]

My cyberpunk red boio,, she's a doctor:))

[lsd-future-rmt]

You're studying, but the moon is distracting you✨️

[innonurse]

Researchers develop AI tool to transform MS monitoring through rapid brain MRI analysis

- By InnoNurse Staff -

University College London researchers have developed an advanced AI tool called MindGlide to analyze brain MRI scans of multiple sclerosis (MS) patients.

MindGlide can rapidly (in 5–10 seconds) detect key brain changes like lesions and shrinkage, even from routine or lower-quality scans that previously couldn't be used effectively.

The AI tool outperformed existing methods (SAMSEG and WMH-SynthSeg) in identifying brain abnormalities, showing up to 60% improved accuracy. It also successfully tracked treatment effects using real-world images, not just clinical trial data.

Tested on nearly 15,000 MRI images from over 1,000 patients, MindGlide proved reliable across time points and scan types, including those not designed for MS analysis. Researchers hope it will unlock insights from millions of archived hospital scans, helping both research and future clinical care.

Currently, MindGlide analyzes only brain images—not the spinal cord, which is also crucial in MS—so future development aims to expand its scope.

Ultimately, MindGlide could transform MS monitoring and treatment evaluation by providing fast, accurate, and wide-reaching AI-powered insights.

Read more at University College London/Medical Xpress

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