@tom_bike Rare occurrence. Sentinel-1 covered the same area the same day. You can see the same aircraft carrier 7km wsw in the SAR image. https://t.co/DEPaaTjxlY
@NikoMcCarty The periwinkle origin story is interesting. I ran across it in Irving Johnson's oral history by Sally Smith Hughes. The complete interview is here https://t.co/s3bFLOzmaw
Here's the periwinkle part:
Amazing what you can do with a good dataset.
Virgo placed machines in endoscopy centers across the country that capture video while endoscopy is performed. They've amassed a collection of 130,000 endoscopy videos.
Now using that to train algos to better diagnose disease.
๐ The Future of AI in Healthcare...
Language models and generative AI have attracted all the buzz, but I think 2025 is the year we see transformational breakthroughs around computer vision in healthcare.
At Virgo, we've been exploring how DINOv2 has the potential to deliver and democratize these breakthroughs โ and we are very bullish!
#ArtificialInteligence #healthcare #endoscopy
@pauldauenhauer Here's how "overhead" breaks down at my institution (UCIrvine 54.5%). Note: The "administration" component is limited by law to 26%. This was from the 2016-2021 rate agreement. Can't find the most recent.
@nmancuso_ Isn't it privacy concerns? The way they have it now, they can see and control exactly what you are doing with the data. If you allow one to download the data, they lose all control. A million people are trusting them with their data.
@hansen_jack_@dr_appie Yes, I read the paper. There's no mention of male or female. It just says the data includes "unrelated participants". I'm hoping someone knows, because it doesn't make much sense to include both and then ignore that the biggest genetic contribution to height has to be from sex
Intel is excited to announce that Joannie Fu has been named to @FastCompany and @lesbiantechโs 4th Annual #FCQueer50 list! Check it out here: https://t.co/IlWMPldUR6 #IAmIntel
@StephenQuake For a Darwinian view of aging, check out "Does Aging Stop" https://t.co/lp9CopNJgG They make a convincing argument that aging is a phase of life in organisms required by evolution. But also, that this phase ends (in humans at about 90-100 years old) after that you stop aging.
@BeschlossDC The photo was taken at the Krim ranch in Texas. Third from the left is the immunologist Dr. Mathilde Krim, perhaps the most fascinating person in the photo https://t.co/ofyIeCeQN3
Kamran Ali and Transon Nguyen, former UCI BME (@elliothui lab) students, started Eigen Therapeutics & just raised a $7 million seed round
Eigen's developing a highthroughput platform to discover priming therapies. This should enhance existing targeted therapies for cancers.
Targeted therapies are incredibly effective in some instances but can fail in others because cancer is heterogeneous. So we asked ourselves: what if we made cancer cells easier for targeted therapies to eliminate?
https://t.co/iBzvAMttF3
The PDMS paper enabled a much more rapid manufacturing of microfluidic circuits. And, of course, the 2002 paper by Todd Thorsen and Steve Quake on large scale integration, which enabled so many new experiments. https://t.co/ymZ1HoaJN2