Nicholas Cowie

Learning the ropes with bayesian statistics and kinetic modelling, P(success)… she’ll be right. *Mandatory Coffee Quote* #PhD Student @DTUBiosustain

[Marta Matos @[email protected] @marta_ra_matos]

The framework we used to build the kinetic model will soon be made open source btw (working on it).

[Javier González @javiergonzh]

It is Gaussian Process time! Summer School just started. This year you can follow it live on YouTube! https://t.co/kLhAdd05Be https://t.co/jDnQKYiUvk @maalvarezl @lawrennd @wilkinson_rich #2020GPSS

[Daria Sergeeva @DariaSergeeva12]

Happy to share my first-author article published in @ACSSynBio! https://t.co/VETLfpNf3m

We developed a multicopy targeted integration method for fast production of biopharmaceuticals in CHO cells. Plasmids are available on @Addgene https://t.co/faiHjbWILW @DTUBiosustain

[Svetlana Kutuzova @sveta_kutuzova]

Happy to finally share SmartPeak: the new #OpenMS based tool for automating targeted and quantitative metabolomics! This is my first-first-author PhD paper and I am so lucky to work on a project with great people from #OpenMS and @DTUBiosustain

[Marta Matos @[email protected] @marta_ra_matos]

If you are into kinetic/metabolic modeling, you might want to attend our Quantitative Modelling of Cell Metabolism conference in awesome Copenhagen this June. The speaker line-up is great and the registration is free! :) https://t.co/jN8W9c0IE8
@DTUBiosustain @novonordiskfond

[svetlana shepelin @svet_volko]

@DenisShepelin @DTUBiosustain @mherrgar @randomdan1el this thread is not an official modelling advice. consult your local modelling provider. May cause causality inference! Side effects include headache from id conversion, disorientation from multiple frameworks/languages use

[bioRxiv SysBio @biorxiv_sysbio]

Benchmarking kinetic models of Escherichia coli metabolism https://t.co/5VxnqMZhR5 #biorxiv_sysbio

[Teddy Groves @teddygroves]

I wrote an article for the guardian!

Main point: don't just trust no poll, start demanding trustworthy polls!

[Christopher Suter @def_chris_suter]

So, a (long) while back I created a blog, but I have never actually posted anything. I began this entry on natural gradients over 2 years ago, and finally just bit the bullet and posted it. It's *long* but I'm proud of it! https://t.co/iw5NaCUUYb

[Martin Vetterli @MartinVetterli]

A reproducibility certification process for confidential data - Very interesting French initiative combining a secure data hub and a certification agency for scientific code and data https://t.co/xQJx5fimqu via @sciencemagazine ping @SDSCdatascience @ICepfl @JPHubaux @brynosaurus

[Nicholas Cowie @Nicholas_Cowie]

@ADAlthousePhD I would say it depends on the length of time you conduct your trial over. The day of the week that people go in probably has more of an impact than the actual date, so if the distribution for each day is the same then why not?

[MIT Technology Review @techreview]

Research into AI ethics needs to be prioritized. https://t.co/JpcdlpHfZl

[NASA @NASA]

It’s cold…& hot! While colder than average temps consume the Midwestern & Eastern U.S., other parts of the country have been experiencing hotter than average conditions for this time of year. Take a look at this temp anomaly map based on @NASAEarth data: https://t.co/RO21wn7u3V