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A COMMUNITY-WIDE STUDY OF CELL-CELL COMMUNICATION

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The first Cell-Cell Communication Prize for early career scientists (2022) has been awarded to:
Cassandra Burdziak (Advisor: Dana Pe’er)
Patrick Schriek (Advisors: Justine Mintern and Jose Villadangos)
Richard Giadone (Advisor: Lee Rubin)
https://t.co/9truWdoBBs

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Interview with Sofia Serrano, Zander Brumbaugh and Noah Smith,
from the University of Washington and the Allen Institute for AI,
about Large Language Models and nonprofit AI for science:
https://t.co/N7VL98JgUJ

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Interview with ChatGPT on cell-cell communication and on incentives to share scientific ideas:
https://t.co/MX1a7gAIHA
ChatGPT is an AI system developed by OpenAI. In the interview it suggested that AI can complement human scientists.

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Interview with Evan Snyder:
https://t.co/xWVo6mYTU3
Evan is one of the pioneers of the study of neural stem cells. He explains how organoids can contribute to the study of cell-cell communication, and how regenerative medicine can benefit from this knowledge.

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Interview with Robert Langer on cell-cell communication:
https://t.co/XbyBQD5IZJ
Robert Langer is the most cited engineer in history. He is also one of the founders of Moderna, and many of us have benefited from the vaccine delivery methods he invented, using nanoparticles.

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Interviews with Experts in cell-cell communication published on:
https://t.co/W7yxmPjE6x

Erkki Ruoslahti, 2022 Lasker Award for discovery of integrins
Napoleone Ferrara, 2010 Lasker Award for discovery of VEGF
Renato Dulbecco, 1975 Nobel Prize in Medicine for cancer research