I am super happy to share the publication of our automated machine learning platform, BioAutoMATED, in Cell Systems! https://t.co/BGj8rn4pNi We hope BioAutoMATED makes it easier for systems and synthetic biologists to use #MachineLearning.
Find out more about the research paper that recently made @MIT news in our exclusive peek behind the paper piece with the authors >>> https://t.co/SyiESnYNLS
#BioAutoMATED#ML#BiologicalSequences@wyssinstitute
Of course, thanks to the awesome team in the Collins Lab @MITdeptofBE for their support, including my fantastic co-authors @lrsoenksen and @katie_m_collins. And be sure to check out the awesome article from the @wyssinstitute detailing our work! https://t.co/bfy7pMHIrx
I am super happy to share the publication of our automated machine learning platform, BioAutoMATED, in Cell Systems! https://t.co/BGj8rn4pNi We hope BioAutoMATED makes it easier for systems and synthetic biologists to use #MachineLearning.
Try it out and let us know your thoughts! https://t.co/AVbe5Er2we If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to open a GitHub issue. We want this tool to be easy to use, so we provide a Docker image that comes loaded with everything you need to run BioAutoMATED.
Let us answer your βββ about the PhD application process. This virtual event will include overview of the application process and student panel and is OPEN TO ALL interested. Good info for applying to any bioeng PhD program. Learn more and register https://t.co/6H5wzxmTEa
The Siebel Scholars Foundation today announced the recipients of the 2023 Siebel Scholars award. Now in its 22nd year, the Siebel Scholars program annually recognizes nearly 100 exceptional students commitment to academics and influencing future society. https://t.co/y63XXuSfBU
@katie_m_collins This is so neat!! These examples are so interesting with how the GPT-3 performance falls off when you constrain the problem. Some of the answers gave me a good laugh too!
So excited this masterful work by my good friend @pcr_guy is out! His BATS presentation on its applications for epidemiology modeling was *infectiously* electric and amazing!
Very excited to announce our paper using a functional selection to identify 21 (!) new anti-phage defense systems including some new TA systems. Led by a fantastic postdoc, Chris Vassallo, with major input from @ChrisDoering3. Lots to follow up on...
Our guesses can be succinctly summarized in this heatmap, below. It was really fun putting all my pandas / seaborn / numpy skills to a non-academic use :) 3/3
I turned my book club's murder mystery guesses into an analysis! We read "The Seven & a Half Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle" and guessed whodunnit every week. A big thanks to the members of my book club (Bedford High alumni+friends) for putting up with my spreadsheet obsession! 1/3
And a huge thank you to @stu_turton for writing such a fun book to analyze! Check out my analysis here if you dare! [SPOILER ALERT for both the next tweet and the link] 2/3
https://t.co/tt4cHnRFRj
I really enjoyed presenting at the "snow day" edition of our department seminar series on Friday! Thanks to all in @MITdeptofBE who attended, asked great questions, and provided feedback on my latest work! #bebats
MIT-Takeda Program awards fellowships to BE graduate students Bianca Lepe @BiancaLepe and Jacqueline Valeri @jackievalerisci. https://t.co/iQj1352Ren @TakedaPharma