@bioalgorithmist I'm not referring to any particular tool. I'm referring to how scientists are presenting their science and that of others. It's getting so bad that it's impossible for any non-domain expert to believe anything anyone claims. This is extremely troubling for credibility of science.
Excellent example of the core issue I was trying to get at wrt "virtual cells" - optimizing a prediction objective will not necessarily provide an accurate representation of physical or biological phenomena. It's extremely important to be very clear about this. 1/
It was a dark time in the pre-Benchling era in my "ecosystem." Worth noting that people who say this exist. Long live @benchling and props to their VCs.
Huge respect and admiration for Benchling, but I cant take one more vc telling me about their “strategy” of being free for academics and then selling to them once in industry. That was a mistake! Later re-packaged into a cute story that is very hurtful to our ecosystem.
@Jeff_Mold I am so mixed on this alternative, its funding and findings. But it beats streptozocin injection in mice. Both are perhaps false choices. https://t.co/6VIeOBzs9r
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NYC's public college system paid Oracle ~$600M to build our course management portal. It's built on top of Oracle's PeopleSoft suite, which they refused to customize without an extra $400M (to hit $1B).
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Fascinating study @NatureComms from @RohacsTibor showing that phosphatidic acid can regulate PIEZO2, the mechanosensitive ion channel — and so glad to see yet another application “in the wild” of optoPLD, @ReikaTei’s optogenetic membrane editor for phosphatidic acid! #lipidtime
The best clickbait is google images molecular clickbait. How else do you read a calcium signaling paper with a "Parabolic Flight Experimental Design" methods section. https://t.co/kyvj510nrw
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