Together with @XinjiangCai, we show how MGP's γ-carboxylation locks in its Ca²⁺-binding, and how Pro64Gly blocks BMP4 binding without touching Ca²⁺ coordination — shifting vascular disease from calcification toward fibrosis in @atvbahajournals.
https://t.co/PPPS8joJlI
Our latest review, published in 'Drug Discovery Today', highlights current trends in ultra-large virtual screening and identifies potential bottlenecks across several pipelines.
Check it out!
#ULVS#drugdiscovery#virtualscreening#compchem
Link:
https://t.co/JQqd2x1MGH
Together with @RahmanLab, we modeled the full-length LMP1 protein through accelerated molecular dynamics simulations. Our work highlight the C-terminal region, as a promising drug target of the LMP1 protein!
#moleculardynamics#EBV#LMP1
https://t.co/eUXJ8wDJ24
MYTH: Great founders drop out of college.
REALITY: PhD is a HUGE plus for a founder.
1⃣ If you look at this list:
- Mark Zuckerberg (co-founder of Facebook) dropped out of Harvard
- Travis Kalanick (co-founder of Uber) dropped out of UCLA
- Jan Koum (co-founder of WhatsApp) dropped out of San Jose State University
- Michael Dell (founder of Dell Tech.) dropped out of the University of Texas
- Larry Ellison (co-founder of Oracle) left UIUC
- Bill Gates (co-founder of Microsoft) dropped out of Harvard
- Evan Williams (co-founder of Twitter) left the University of Nebraska
- Steve Jobs (co-founder of Apple) dropped out of Reed College
You may think:
Being a dropout = Success as a founder?
“YES” - many young people think.
And yet - these are EXCEPTIONS.
The average age of a successful entrepreneur is 45.
2⃣ Dropouts are often very passionate.
But passion alone can’t turn your startup into a billion-dollar business.
What’s important:
- Your ability to correctly calculate risks
- Your ability to pivot your business fast and multiple times
- Your ability to hire, delegate and prioritize.
3⃣ These essential qualities come with experience.
This is why very young founders often fail.
This is why it may take a few failed startups to succeed.
This is why education is so IMPORTANT !
(especially for technical startups)
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❗️ My advice:
Most students see PhD as just a stepping stone into academic or industry positions.
But I suggest viewing it as time for YOUR personal development.
It helps you build resilience, learn risk taking, and develop technical hyperfocus.
If you aim high, all of this is vital for big innovations.
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p.s. Data in the image are from the amazing studies by the group of Ilya Strebulaev (@IlyaStrebulaev), a professor at Stanford Business School.
We are releasing our joint tooling and service layer for helping enterprises build AI models that can combine multiple different inputs to predict with exceptional accuracy. Welcome to ModalX - coming soon.
#AI#Multimodal#Enterprise#Advanced#ModalX
Exploring All-Atom Molecular Dynamics: Dive into our latest post on the profound impact of atomic-level simulations in biophysics. Enjoy and stay tuned!
https://t.co/v515DEp004
#MolecularDynamics#Biophysics
In this article we are examining the use of graph-based neural networks in the use of Quantitative Structure–Activity Relationships modelling, and why they are very well suited to this type of analysis. Hope you enjoy it!
https://t.co/B7SUB1woDq
#QSARModeling#GraphNeuralNetwork