Guy A Cooper

Junior Research Fellow. St. John's College, Oxford. Zoology Department. Evolutionary models of cooperation and division of labour. He/him/his

[Stuart West @StuWest8]

The fundamental principle of our new book is simple: The reader must come first. Getting a busy and distracted person to read your paper is an incredible achievement. https://t.co/qyD5mVuBXR @queensoxbiology @DewanPandora

[Guy A Cooper @GuyACooper]

5/4 I would particularly like to thank my amazing and brilliant collaborators and colleagues for making academic life and research so much fun @StuWest8 @matishalin @AsherLeeks @Mig_mds @PapilioMing, Sam Levin, Tom Scott and Hadleigh Frost

[Guy A Cooper @GuyACooper]

Happy to announce that I will be starting a new job next week as a Senior Consultant with Deloitte, Australia. This is a big career and life move for me but I am excited to be joining a cool team of people working on the application of machine learning to supply chain risk 1/4

[Guy A Cooper @GuyACooper]

I wish you all the best and, should I remain active on Twitter, please do excuse the radical shift in content! 4/4

[Stuart West @StuWest8]

Question: why should hosts decrease the genetic diversity (increase relatedness) of their symbionts? Answer: To stop their symbionts fighting. With @matishalin https://t.co/2rRV0sdVqI

[Matt Henderson @matthen2]

watch a 2 layer neural network learn to separate two classes to the left and right

[Stuart West @StuWest8]

Exciting day - Koos visited and delivered his new book hot off the press. https://t.co/pPSiaX4Ode

[Ming Liu @PapilioMing]

Very excited to share our latest work published on eLife! We have shown that social cheat strategy can be more diverse than previously thought. Our results can help explain the variations in cheating levels observed in many species!

[Prof. Katharine Hayhoe @KHayhoe]

Less than 20 years ago, the world was headed for a >4C warmer world by 2100. The amount of change that would occur under that much warming, that fast, was almost unimaginable and certainly unsurvivable for human civilization + a large percentage of the world's species. (thread)

[Tivadar Danka @TivadarDanka]

Matrix factorizations are the pinnacle results of linear algebra.

From theory to applications, they are behind many theorems, algorithms, and methods. However, it is easy to get lost in the vast jungle of decompositions.

This is how to make sense of them.

[Kyle T. David 🍄 @KyleTheDavid]

happy birthday king

[Laurence Haren @HarenLaurence]

never forget the scale bar! @StearnsLab
when biology meets astronomy: cell vs nebula, centrosome vs dying star! @EtienneKlein

[Kareem Carr, Ph.D. @kareem_carr]

when your model fails to generalize to real world data

[Stuart West @StuWest8]

New paper solving Crozier's paradox, by showing how multiple social encounters can stabilize genetic kin recognition https://t.co/dcTh743NXQ @GrafenAlan

[Joel Lehman @joelbot3000]

“Evolution through Large Models” – new paper from our team at OpenAI. Step towards evolutionary algos that continually invent and improve at inventing: Large models can suggest (+ improve at making) meaningful mutations to code. Paper: https://t.co/ObrAN6rBVE 1/4

[Stuart West @StuWest8]

Join us! 3 year post-doc, comparative studies of social evolution, especially in social insects @Gijsbertwerner @AshleighGriffi6 https://t.co/5IVKGJxsvS

[Bradford Pearson @BradfordPearson]

The Times needs to give an immediate raise to whoever wrote this headline

[Zheren Zhang @ZhangZheren]

I am delighted to see our paper is online! Thanks for all authors’ contributions to this work!