Using clinical #AI to predict patients at risk of severe #COVID-19. Very proud to be part of an incredible team @SensyneHealth and collaborating with @mvizcayc and @ChelwestFT to improve patient care. https://t.co/B8RkoVZjGj
Incredibly proud to see our clinical #AI algorithm help manage #COVID19 patients @ChelWestFT. Working with our clinical partners to support the pandemic response has been truly humbling.
Our Discovery Science team discusses how applying #ML to patient #EHR data when they are first presented in the Emergency Department might help predict and early identify those with a poor prognosis. Find out more: https://t.co/qSTXHXMDSD
#SensyneHealth#NHS#coronavirus
Delighted to announce the launch of #SENSE a clinical #algorithm engine providing a real time decision support service for clinicians across multiple conditions, created in partnership with @Microsoft - Find out more: https://t.co/Kra698lW01
#SensyneHealth#AI#NHS#patientcare
Instead of attempting to humanize animal models, humanizing computational models may be more successful.
Systems biology and machine learning to translate relationships across species.
#Perspective by Brubaker & Lauffenburger @MIT https://t.co/a0ir0s3xhr
@sciencemagazine
How do cells count cell divisions?
A new paper entitled "A Single Light-Responsive Sizer Can Control Multiple-Fission Cycles in Chlamydomonas", by Stefan Heldt, Béla Novák and their coauthors John Tyson and Fred Cross, is published in Current Biology https://t.co/XkM49dfO0N
Chlamydomonas cells grow very large during the day, before dividing up to 5 times at night. But how do they keep track of their cell size? See our latest paper @CurrentBiology . Great collaboration between Bela Novak, John Tyson and Fred Cross.
https://t.co/D9IieSZZ7f
I'm starting 2020 with this shiny thing I made over the break: https://t.co/wPyzMpajk8
TLDR: An interactive tutorial/introduction to #cellcycle models, looking for feedback!
Delighted to share this “end of 2019” Barr lab paper published in @JCellBiol@RockUPress on mechanisms of chromosome movements in mitosis. “Aurora A promotes chromosome congression by activating the condensin-dependent pool of KIF4A”
https://t.co/KeSDuwRGj1
Aurora A promotes chromosome congression by activating the condensin-dependent pool of KIF4A | The Journal of Cell Biology | Rockefeller University Press https://t.co/m6TZ7nhMv7
After four amazing years @OxBiCycle and @OxfordBiochem, I’m both sad to leave and excited to start a new chapter. I’m deeply indebted to all the wonderful colleagues, collaborators and friends, who made this an incredible place to do science.
“Getting out of #mitosis”, a review describing the contribution of proteolisis and PPse in mitotic exit. Enjoy the reading! @FEBS_Letters
https://t.co/ajAuSGBJHj
Our new preprint is out! With @VShahrezaei we analysed mRNA numbers in single pombe cells and found a mechanism for scaling of gene expression with cell size.
@MRC_LMS
https://t.co/H9D9h4AUjd