Tomer Rivir Yonatan Zilbersthein, a second-year medical student at #uazmedphx, is building an open-source simulation and analysis platform called TransPlan to help transplant patients compare their organ transplant options across the country.
Read here: https://t.co/j8BRrFpf8N
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@tradesbyrina@LunarResearcher “It’s easy to get to the moon you just need a well designed rocket ship”
My favorite part is in the end where he says it’s not that others are smarter than you it’s that they use better math! . . . 🤦🏻
🚨 Today in @Nature, we report GEMINI—a genetically encoded intracellular memory device that writes cellular dynamics into tree-ring-like fluorescent patterns within cytoplasmic protein assemblies.[1/n]
https://t.co/eVchPCiK6f
It just seems implausible this is what we are made of, essentially, nanotechnology about a billion years beyond anything we can design or make ourselves.
Just evaluated grok’s imagine function. This needs serious ethical oversight. What orgs are doing robust analyses for the responsibility of these companies to mitigate potential harms from AI?
Modeling and testing the laws of physics through the scientific method is akin to reverse engineering the code to a video game just by playing it. It’s mind boggling how far we’ve come, and even crazier yet how far we may have.
Today, the NSF announced Tech Labs, an ambitious program to build new independent research organizations to accelerate American science. This comes off of momentum in metascience that has been building for years around concepts like FROs, fast grants, and new research and funding organizations like @arcinstitute, @ArcadiaScience, @ARIA_research, and more. I sat down with @AdamMarblestone and @CorreaDan from FAS @scientistsorg to discuss what we have learned from 7 years of FROs; where things are going with the gradual reorganization of American science; and how government can play a role.
Read about it here:
https://t.co/70DpKXdCP2
And check out NSF’s announcement: https://t.co/uy9MQEoCkA
To celebrate five years of #AlphaFold, we’re making The Thinking Game available on YouTube. 🧬
Get a candid look at the triumphs, the challenges and the pivotal moments that led to a breakthrough on a 50-year-old grand challenge in biology.
Stream for free on @YouTube → https://t.co/sZv7r2VpQh
@JsonBasedman Does the speed of simulation link to the level of zoom? Because the speed of certain meta cells updates changes variably throughout the video.
@NikoMcCarty I’ve been working on a new model for hemoglobin-oxygen binding, using already published data. No new data, just ideas based on critical appraisal of the models we use and the data that generates them! Check it out at https://t.co/LBtj7MKOxw
Anyone whose explanations are more technical than mine is obfuscating with formalism to hide their underlying lack of conceptual clarity.
Anyone whose explanations are less technical than mine is a poseur who has failed to engage with the substantive content of the theory.