Grateful to @HGGAdvances for providing a platform for early career researchers in human genetics, to showcase their research.
Try out our method: https://t.co/47vkVCrY9b
Paper: https://t.co/FvlmlKI2UK
@BrianXinyu@nilanjan10c @NCIEpiTraining #NCI_ITEB
Our preprint on using GPT-4 as an agent with tools for chemistry is out! We call it ChemCrow. Working with @SamCox822, @drecmb@pschwllr, we developed a set of tools for synthesis/cond, safety, commercial availability, patents, paper-qa
https://t.co/h2pyiteHkv 1/5
I am excited to share that our preprint is available on medRxiv https://t.co/D7wv2mVO1Z! I would like to thank @Diptavo and @nilanjan10c for their excellent mentorship. It has been an honor to work with you both and I have learned so much.
Happy to share our new preprint! CSTWAS: subset based meta-analysis which also extracts "active" tissues/contexts for gene-based associations using expression imputation https://t.co/YDLl3ctiOn
Led by former student in JHU @BrianXinyu and jointly mentored with @nilanjan10c
I'm delighted to congratulate @DrJashDatta and @anna_bianchi22 on their recent paper! Their expertise and insights were invaluable, and I'm grateful for the opportunity to have collaborated with them under the guidance and support of @EnedaToska.
Excited to see our article out on @NatureComms
https://t.co/Ai3RL7D9RC
We propose a summary-statistics based sparse canonical correlation analysis method named ARCHIE that identifies gene-sets trans-regulated by known disease-related genetic variants.
#KidneyWk Excited that our @JASN_News paper linking polygenic risk of eGFR decline to kidney diseases and ~5K circulating proteins has been selected to be presented at this year's “Best of @ASNKidney Journals” session. Please join us on Friday November 5 5-7PM ET if interested :)
Our lab website is finally up!
https://t.co/F5WIPczG4e check us out. We have job postings available including a lab tech and a computational biologist with @FertigLab lab.
Thank you so much @fairmanstudios for your great work.
How long it took to develop treatments for contagious diseases throughout history:
Smallpox: 3,296 years
Polio: 3,348 years
Cholera: 2,345 years
Measles: 1,471 years
Rubella: 352 years
HIV/AIDS: 15 years
Ebola: 5 years
COVID-19: Human trials in 4 months
HT @HumanProgress