Please congratulate Artem Babaian, Ph.D. (@RNA_Life ) for winning a Research Symbiont Award this year!
Artem wins for his contribution of the Serratus project, which has enabled the rapid advance of clinical virology as it applies to cancer therapy.
https://t.co/WLHenfrzm6
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Please congratulate Benoit Ballester, Ph.D. for winning a Research Symbiont Award this year!
Benoit (@BenoitBallester, @TAGC_U1090) wins for his contribution of Remap, the 1st large-scale integrative analysis of heterogeneous ChIP-seq studies
https://t.co/OPy2zAT5GB
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David Ouyang, M.D. (@David_Ouyang) of @StanfordMed wins the Early Career Research Symbiont Award this year!
David wins for his amazing contribution, EchoNet-Dynamic, the largest publicly released dataset of echocardiogram videos.
Check it out! https://t.co/9ScJ8hQp1N
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Please congratulate the winners of this year's Research Symbiont Awards. We look forward to your nominations for next year!
And once again, thank you to the sponsors of the Awards! @wellcometrust & @DragonMasterFdn
It's that time of year again!
Time to announce the winners of the Research Symbiont Awards for excellence in data sharing
The awards are sponsored by @wellcometrust and @DragonMasterFdn
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Publication of data, model, and code is important to improve the reproducibility of machine learning in life sciences. Authors propose bronze, silver and gold reporting standards for assessing different levels of reproducibility. https://t.co/XE5L6CnlyH
1. Excited to share our preprint on how RBPs and RNA decay coordinates the kinetics of stimulus-induced gene expression. We looked at Ang II response producing aldosterone in human adrenocortical cells, which is critical for regulating blood pressure. https://t.co/wOm3INSksi
You can watch @edwardcholmes receive his General Symbiont & Early Career Research Symbiont @lmwebr here alongside the #ResearchParasite Awards that we are proud to support. Great to see @wellcometrust & @DragonMasterFdn sponsor @thesymbionts this year. https://t.co/m9xSasPBQL
Do you know someone or work on making it easier for others to re-use public data in science?
If so, please nominate them for these awards!!
🗓️Deadline December 5th
🌐https://t.co/TMLoMUqDCg
🏆 Up to $2,500 USD for conference registration or society memberships
#OpenScience
Nominate your open data champions! Work by computational genetics, #MachineLearning, and #AI researchers often depends on access to well-annotated and integrate-able data produced by clinical or basic sciences researchers. Give them an award :) #psb21#opendata#AcademicTwitter