#ML specialization complete. Today, I’m using these techniques to finalize my medical license revalidation in Germany. Tomorrow, I’ll use them for one purpose: advancing care for brain tumor patients.
A yes, a no, a straight line, and a goal—that’s my definition of happiness.
Is DNA all you need?
In new work, we report Evo, a genomic foundation model that learns across the fundamental languages of biology: DNA, RNA, and proteins. Evo is capable of both prediction tasks and generative design, from molecular to whole genome scale.
Neural networks & decision trees have been game-changers in medical research—helping define stroke risk factors & map brain areas for language. 🧠💡
These #AI tools have been shaping our knowledge of the human brain for decades! 🤯
Excited to share a new certification in Supervised #ML Regression and Classification from @DeepLearningAI_ & @Stanford!
Learned how linear & logistic regressions can help make sense of data and build predictive models. Can’t wait to apply these in my medical research projects!
What does that all mean?
You as a researcher pay to get access to your own work!
You as a researcher review works of others for Elsevier journals for free!
And if you want free access to your work, you pay about 1 month salary for one article!
So, Non Solus (not alone)?
We as researchers in the current academic publishing scheme are all alone. We or the society pays for a company to get rich.
Elsevier has made significant contribution to science and knowledge acquisition, absolutely. But it is far away from altruistic goals for a global community but a raw and complex global company with monetary goals.
The current system is INSANE, paying for your own article 6k$, just because you want everyone to get access to it? That's not open access, that's giving those who already have enough more advantages!
And since when are we all ok that the state or societies (universities, libraries) pay a company to get access to works from their own faculty? When have we lost our pride and support for our researchers?
The academic publishing scheme must CHANGE🙏
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The evidence that higher aerobic fitness levels are associated with lower rates of dementia is clear!
If cognitive impairment is what you fear.
Move. Move. Move.
Zoom fatigue is not burnout. It’s boreout.
New study: when meetings are virtual, we’re not overwhelmed—we’re understimulated. Cardiac measures show drowsiness, not stress.
The antidotes are common sense but not common practice: fewer, shorter, more interactive online meetings.
Thrilled to spotlight our research: “Integration of Eye-Tracking Systems with SCAT5 for Mild TBI & Concussion Diagnostics in Neurotrauma.” Published in Neuroscience Informatics, our work paves the way for AI-enhanced diagnostics in mild TBI & concussion assessment.