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#BigData #Bioinformatician taking a joyful random walk along the #DNA of #DataScience

[BioloMICS @Bio_Aware]

Did you know that you can export the data in your database in a book-like format. This is done with the data of The Yeasts. The data are stored in a BioloMICS database. Curious to see what the book looks like? Check out the yeasts website.https://t.co/nvorp3FHbp

[Naftali Kaminski @KaminskiMed]

MetaAnalysis of 10 studies involving more than 1.2 million children reaffirms that vaccines don’t cause autism; MMR shot may actually decrease risk #science #ProtectOurChildren #FridayBriefing https://t.co/wjl5ewa2ZP

[Ed Hawkins @ed_hawkins]

Global temperature change from 1850-2017

[MIT Technology Review @techreview]

Less is more when it comes to artificial heart implants: an extremely simple design—a single moving piece with no valves—could be the first artificial heart that could last the rest of a person’s life. https://t.co/chJS0zVHpB

[Biotweeps @biotweeps]

Hey #scientists and #reseachers ! Improve your figure-making game. I'm going to use this #FigureMakeover I created to show you some standard tips on how you can wow your audience at your next presentation/publication! Stay tuned 👨🏿‍🔬 #SciArtTip #immunology #cells

[Jason H. Moore, PhD @moorejh]

VINE: An Open Source Interactive Data #Visualization Tool for Neuroevolution https://t.co/r04PLYrZi8 #machinelearning #artificialintelligence

[Sciences etc. @SVT_BCPST]

Le protéome humain : un beau poster de @sciencemagazine à imprimer pour nos salles de sciences. Le pdf (https://t.co/R7wplbbWFF) est cliquable et renvoie vers le très riche Human Protein Atlas : https://t.co/Z7tp1OMJAu

[Eileen Furlong @Eileen_Furlong]

Individual cell identity, and their enhancers, are predicted from chromatin usage during embryogenesis @ single cell res (sci-ATAC): https://t.co/Kjg2W35A40 Brilliant collab w @JShendure. Work done by great team @cusanovich @GarfieldLab & James Reddington & @coletrapnell lab

[Georg Seelig @seeliglab]

Our approach to making single-cell RNAseq more affordable and high-throughput is out: https://t.co/7RkieTEjae Fantastic work by @dna_rosenberg @RocoCharlie @annabiosys @SMukherjee89 @paul_sample_ and collaborators @AllenInstitute and Pun lab.

[Data Science Fact @DataSciFact]

Logical inference is about what is certain to be true. Statistical inference is about what is likely to be true.

[Eric Topol @EricTopol]

Partitioning #diabetes (#T2D) into 5 subtypes by mechanism and outcomes @TheLancetEndo (long overdue) https://t.co/acWYYkRnZO

[Eric Topol @EricTopol]

I've seen family tree pedigrees, but this is amazing--13 million!
Exceptional work by @queenjobo @AGordonX @erlichya & collaborators on @geni; a case for less heritability of longevity
@sciencemagazine leveraging #citizenscience
https://t.co/EpEeDcE1gy

[David Herzog @davidherzog]

The 2nd ed of Mapping for Stories from @IRE_NICAR features expanded and updated lessons using the free and open-source #QGIS https://t.co/KMz8jFmF9e Includes data you need for hands-on lessons.

[Harvard University @Harvard]

Much of how we fight illnesses like heart disease, depression, and Alzheimer’s has been informed by studies of men - and that approach misses important differences for women https://t.co/LRJjIMW16q

[Alicia Oshlack @AliciaOshlack]

Have you been wondering which resolution to use in your clustering? Try out clustering trees from @_lazappi_
Our new preprint
https://t.co/4Viav3gBhy

[bioRxiv @biorxivpreprint]

Clustering trees: a visualisation for evaluating clusterings at multiple resolutions https://t.co/KTNvbaqHmS #bioRxiv

[Data Science Central @analyticbridge]

26 Great Blogs Posted in the last 12 Months https://t.co/UovVVWPiEh

[GitHub @github]

Record your terminal sessions with @asciinema and replay them in a terminal or web browser: https://t.co/1t34kngLzH

[Invictus Informatics @InvictusN4matix]

"Association between telomere length in blood and mortality in people aged 60 years or older https://t.co/FFhbQtdTBu" includes two @uofl PIs, @BruceDBroussard. https://t.co/mqIqgD52fX