Excited to see this paper finally out @PNASNews! 🥳 We show that a chemosensory cue (CO2) of the same valence state (attraction) evokes distinct neural activities and motor outputs across two different life stages in C. elegans. 1/n https://t.co/x7BbVm7o90
New paper with @hall__melissa, Melanie Kambadur, @elepre17, and @adinamwilliams: https://t.co/6Sfp3BmKja
We talk to community experts to compile a list of ~600 demographic terms in 450k sentence prompts, and we use this to measure bias in several LMs and reduce dialogue biases.
Excited to share this work where we show that C. elegans dauers and adults use different mechanisms to establish the same chemosensory behavior.
Thanks to my PI Elissa Hallem, all my co-authors and our collaborators @wormraiser and @peinguin2
https://t.co/1dBn5THX5n
🇬🇧 1954 Roger Bannister breaks the 4-minute mile
🇺🇸 1969 Neil Armstrong walks on the moon
🇯🇲 2009 @UsainBolt runs 100m in 09.58
🇰🇪 2019 @EliudKipchoge runs a sub two-hour marathon
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New paper with @littlebrains302 describing arsenic-resistant nematodes! My PhD advisor @wormraiser once told me to think like a worm, so we went out of the lab, found a previously unknown extreme habitat for worms and learned their secret to survive.
https://t.co/OQAveAMHTM
For non-scientists: we made worms light up brilliantly when they decide their environment is about to collapse! Then we hijacked their genes to manipulate their decisions :)