Xia Yang @YangLabUCLA at today’s #sbhd2019 introducing mergeomics, to combine multiple omics levels using genetic variation.
View on X: post of 27 May 2019Plate VI · News
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New papers, tools and news, as posted by @fabian_theis. Replies and reposts are left out.
Want to leverage #scanpy's features for single-cell ATAC and DNA methylation? Finally, epiScanpy is out @biorxivpreprint - great collab led by Anna Danese from @colomemaria_epi lab. Please try&test at github.com/colomemaria/ep… and read at biorxiv.org/content/10.110… @bio_annaD
View on X: post of 26 May 2019Come and work as PhD/Postdoc in #computationalbiology @HelmholtzMucEn and @TU_Muenchen, and join us in developing the next generation of #DeepLearning models for single cell genomics and spatial transcriptomics. bit.ly/2Qj0zVi #jobs #munich
View on X: post of 25 May 2019EBI-colleagues around John @MarioniLab discuss how to understand biological noise in molecular recordings - great review: rdcu.be/bEfMw
View on X: post of 25 May 2019Maybe I should suit up next time? 😂
View on X: post of 24 May 2019Kanzlerin #Merkel diskutiert mit Studenten der @TU_Muenchen über Künstliche Intelligenz und besichtigt zusammen mit Ministerpräsident @Markus_Soeder an der Munich School of Robotics and Machine Intelligence herausragende Beispiele aktueller Forschung und Wissenschaft.
Quoted postChancellor Merkel is visiting the Munich School of Robotics and Machine Intelligence @TU_Muenchen - some impressive use cases of applied #AI shown!
View on X: post of 24 May 2019Honest statement at a recent talk: ‘We googled, eh, did literature research and found ...’
View on X: post of 23 May 2019This is important and helps accelerate science - now let’s make data&code sharing an encouraged standard as well! #openscience
View on X: post of 16 May 2019We encourage preprint sharing! Nature journals have supported & encouraged preprints for over 2 decades. Today we announce updated policy for all Springer Nature journals that includes info on preprint licensing, citation & communications with media. nature.com/articles/d4158…
Quoted postGreat initiative - often difficult to get funding for tools!
View on X: post of 16 May 2019Open source software is 🔑 to science. Many of the packages, libraries + applications crucial to biomedicine are built by researchers who volunteer their time + effort to make these tools available. We’re excited to announce support for #opensource tools bit.ly/2Q4G1zR
Quoted post@segal_eran on algorithm-based personalized nutrition @scilifelab AI meeting. While the algorithm does not allow schnitzel, ice-cream was ok (for the person tested) if you also had hummus. Hopefully not at the same time.
View on X: post of 15 May 2019Hiroaki Kitano, one of the founding fathers of #systemsbiology, talking @scilifelab AI meeting on limits of large-scale modeling. Manual annotation will not cut it, he recommends using AI to compile such maps, and jokes about an AI getting Nobel Prize in 2050
View on X: post of 15 May 2019The #AI revolution has begun eating its own.
View on X: post of 12 May 2019The end of average Data Scientist is near: @GoogleAI fully automated, End-to-End #AutoML #MachineLearning Solution for Tabular Data beats about 80% of human #DataScientists in recent @Kaggle competitions buff.ly/3073ZPB
Quoted postImportant piece @nature on AI regulation & ethics, and whether industry can fund research in this direction without corrupting it. Sounds like a classical conflict of interest to me. nature.com/articles/d4158…
View on X: post of 10 May 2019Kauffman about one of the 'great scientific puzzles of our time', namely 'how life emerged from inorganic matter'. Interesting quite philosophical discussion!
View on X: post of 10 May 2019.@Sara_Imari reviews Stuart Kauffman’s provocative take on emergence and evolution: ‘A World Beyond Physics: The Emergence and Evolution of Life’. go.nature.com/2VJGM6O
Quoted postWelcome to @HelmholtzMucEn !
View on X: post of 8 May 2019I am very excited to announce will be joining the @PioneerCampus in beautiful Munich as a PI in October this year. I will work on genetics of #mentalhealth disorders, with a focus on how env #stress, #aging and variations in #metabolism affect disease risk and heterogeneity.
Quoted postNo this is @N_Rajewsky
View on X: post of 7 May 2019@fabian_theis @LifeTimeFET Are you the German national LifeTime partner to contact in step 1?
Quoted post@Alfons_Valencia @LifeTimeFET showing off the ‘most beautiful supercomputer’, from Barcelona. Pretty!
View on X: post of 7 May 2019@LifeTimeFET meeting afterparty in the Berlin Hofbräuhaus - turns out it is not exactly Munich (570k away). 😂
View on X: post of 6 May 2019Really glad you screenshotted my torus manifold picture - old-school math from my undergrad studies.
View on X: post of 6 May 2019#LifeTimeOpening.Latent space to represent and interpret single cell data.@LifeTimeFET @MarioniLab @fabian_theis @jeanphi_vert @GoogleAI.AI advances and challenges for better medical predictions.Specific architectures for different data?Possibility of causal-effect actionability?
Quoted post@GAlmouzni, @N_Rajewsky and now president Wiestler of @HelmholtzMucEn kicking off @LifeTimeFET - promising strong support of Helmholtz for this.
View on X: post of 6 May 2019Interesting interview of Bertie Göttgens by Nicole Rusk @naturemethods - Bertie’s wish for a 2020 paper was mammalian genetic lineage tracing and computational prediction of future trajectories. Exciting, s.t. to discuss tomorrow @LifeTimeFET! go.nature.com/2Sd79jQ
View on X: post of 5 May 2019There’s many reviews for DL in the life sciences such as nature.com/articles/d4158… or our genomics-focussed recent one rdcu.be/bvNef - for more general ML you can essentially look at any paper from computational biology I would say.
View on X: post of 5 May 2019@machine_ml @machinelearn_d @gtesta72 @LifeTimeFET @fabian_theis @HelmholtzMucEn Could you pls redirect me to appropriate resources
Quoted postLooking forward to the @LifeTimeFET meeting tomorrow - excited to discuss how we can leverage single-cell techniques and machine learning to deal with clinical problems. Interesting lineup of speakers for sure, here’s the livestream: lifetime-fetflagship.eu/index.php/life…
View on X: post of 5 May 2019Exactly - kind of nice since this means we won’t be out of job that quickly
View on X: post of 30 Apr 2019@fabian_theis in consensus with the belief that there is no perfect data in real world, I would be not worried that we will not have the "right" ML model. It is totally data-driven and problem in hand.
Quoted postHate to break it but there is no ‘right’ machine learning model - en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_free_l…
View on X: post of 29 Apr 2019[Anzeige] "Trial & Error" ist keine Option.
Quoted post😂 paper figure Easter eggs, that was a novelty for me.
View on X: post of 17 Apr 2019@fabian_theis @NPRougier @PLOSCompBiol Rule 11: show surprising and interesting details medium.com/datadriveninve…
Quoted postYou make it sound all bad, but I think we scientists need to be able to communicate our ideas clearly (without oversimplification, agreed!), and this includes good figures.
View on X: post of 17 Apr 2019This is unfortunately true 😞 Look and politics are queen/king. The march of the style-over-substance, slick, sleek, Nature-esque publishing of modern science.
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