After reading a lot of grant proposals, I have a theory for why the valley of death in translational research exists:
1. You can make it exciting to propose doing X-omics or testing role of process Y on a disease, even if its the 10th omics study and the 20th process tested…
After evaluating one of our upcoming models, Astra, we're treating it as our first "critical" model for cybersecurity under our Preparedness Framework.
This is a scenario we've planned for, and we're putting additional controls in place to ensure Astra's further development happens safely and securely.
We're working hard to make Astra broadly available, and get its advanced cyber capabilities into the hands of defenders.
https://t.co/9lMIvdeMMJ
An Analysis from @ptrrupprecht@UZH_en@AllenInstitute et al investigates the behavior of GCaMP8 variants in spike inference using different algorithms.
https://t.co/zGDPs3mOaM
#eNeuro: Mulatz et al. designed StereoPylot, a customizable motorized add-on for stereotaxic equipment that increases accuracy by automating repetitive movements and calculations, reducing mistakes in surgery while remaining affordable and open source.
https://t.co/6GOqeiBr6M
One of the major pains of academia is having to click through labyrinths of webpages to submit papers.
Now, thanks to @Josephmrich (and AI), problem solved!
His tool is called PaperPush and is available at https://t.co/pdakRf4KIe
It's super easy to use!
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