What are the biggest science buzzwords/memes/catchphrases for

genomics
>gene ontology
>any way to automatically find homologs in non-model genomes or transcriptomes

Physics:
>System
>Approximation
>Point mass

>>8767876
big data
webscale
cloud

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>hodge theatres
>[math] \theta [/math] links
>L-functions
>reduction mod [math] \infty [/math]
>Shimura reciprocity
>Clifford orbi-folds
>quaternionic Iwasawa theory
>topological vertex
>Fourier-Mukai-Euclid transform
>very mock modular forms
>Calabi-Yau field extensions
>Erdős manifolds
>metaplectic geometric Hodge cycles
>quasi-modular Hilbert problems

>>8768018
Mochizuki is that you

>>8767876
Pretty much all of bioinformatics
Muh gene ontology
Muh single cell sequencing

>Quantum
>Data science
>Machine Learning

>>8768007
Would you care to say what the better term for the buzzword "cloud" is?

Structural engineering

Can't think of a single one except:
>Plane sections remain plane

Which is almost never the case in practice

risk management, stop loss, averaging

>>8767876

Math
>"Let some notation be..."
>"This concludes the proof."
>Category theory

>>8768292
>let some notation be
wtf are you reading

Emergence

>>8768175
What is your field?
>tfw statistics major

>>8767876
>It follows that...
>... is trivial to see
>This has been left as an exercise for the reader.

Economics

>>Inflation
>>Keynes/(ian)
>>Reaganomics
>>Trickle down Economics
>>Weaker dollar

Any time I have to watch/listen to engineers or physicists doing calculus.

blockchain synergy

>>8768189
botnet

>write paper
>must use the word "elucidate" at least five times.