Dr Xiavan Roopnarinesingh

Bioinformatics engineer, UCLA Health. OUHSC alum, PhD in Biochemistry.

[Chelsea Parlett @ChelseaParlett]

The ✨Holy Trinity✨ of teaching Machine Learning

[Nick Banovich @NeBanovich]

No context #ASHG22 slides

[Keren Carss @kerencarss]

Feels like every other talk at #ASHG22 uses @uk_biobank data. Its hard to think of any other resource that compares to its impact.

[WeberLab@McGill @weber_lab]

@stephenfloor @yogeshgoyallab I enthusiastically second Stephen's suggestions. Also like this one: https://t.co/lN0OGEVKIf

[Dr Xiavan Roopnarinesingh @xroopnar]

At this rate I'm going to make it through my entire PhD candidacy without figuring out how EndNote works.

[Dr Xiavan Roopnarinesingh @xroopnar]

https://t.co/PkH5iC1fsA Automating the process of annotating references to the back end libraries that get no praise. Great idea from OurResearch.

[Dr Xiavan Roopnarinesingh @xroopnar]

@BioDataGanache @AcademiaObscura Wild Type!

[Dr Xiavan Roopnarinesingh @xroopnar]

https://t.co/SbH1NtAM0h

[Dr Xiavan Roopnarinesingh @xroopnar]

https://t.co/SzPUPx8vb9
Great reference for working through how best to articulate a new finding.

[Eric Topol @EricTopol]

Just published @NatureBiotech
A unique single cell multiomic study in ~200 people with Covid-19 and assessment of over 1,000 metabolites
https://t.co/6xoSOa5SrY
@jihoonwlee @UW @MCBSeattle @fredhutch @isbsci @LabHeath @SuYapeng @Swedish

[JuliaHub @JuliaHub_Inc]

JuliaCon Highlights: This year’s JuliaCon was the biggest and best #JuliaCon yet, with more than 300 presentations available for free on YouTube, more than 20 thousand registrations and more than 43 thousand unique YouTube viewers during the #conference. https://t.co/KQcBEVLzNE

[Mara Averick @dataandme]

🤩 I now want something akin to this fig from @patilindrajeets' {statsExpressions} docs to appear for basically every expression I read
📦 site: https://t.co/sjC43yNWvI #rstats

[Kareem Carr, Ph.D. @kareem_carr]

I call this one “life of a data scientist”

[Kareem Carr, Ph.D. @kareem_carr]

The pandemic has produced an epidemic of bad science communicators. People who know the science well but who are emotionally fragile and easily frustrated, and whose communication style turns people off from scientists and the science.