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  1. @fabian_theis

    Yes, and a single discrete one to have chaotic behavior as well. Not for compartment systems, but surely possible for more complex chemical reaction kinetics.

    @RBrinks

    @fabian_theis Wohow, a system consisting of 2600 ODEs ... not to mention the many more parameters - most of them estimated. A system of three (!) ODEs with three parameters is enough to impose "chaos" like the Lorenz attractor.

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    View on X: post of 29 Nov 2018
  2. @fabian_theis

    Agreed - Happy scientists make better scientists‘!

    @OliverStegle

    Good points in this. A happy lab is more productive and a fun place to work for everyone. Would add 8. Make sure to keep a spirit of passion for science, driven by curiosity to figure out how things work and not (primarily) papers/deadlines. nature.com/articles/d4158…

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  3. @fabian_theis

    Agree, Ali - time to catch up; really see this as an opportunity for biomed. Together with @OliverStegle @gagneurlab and others we are currently starting a project boldly called #MechML, where we hope to add some more mechanistic understanding to predictions.

    @erturklab

    @fabian_theis @faznet It is somewhat late but still timely. We need to scale up efforts in AI quickly, especially to remove the human bias from the biomedical science.

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    View on X: post of 16 Nov 2018
  4. @fabian_theis

    Congratulations, Sarah - on the comp side, can see the cellphonedb.org becoming useful for mining cell interactions!

    @satijalab

    Teichmann lab reconstructs the human maternal–fetal interface with breathtaking resolution to find distinct subsets of perivascular, stromal, and NK cells- and predict cell-cell interactions based on ligand/receptor expression profiles! nature.com/articles/s4158…

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  5. @fabian_theis

    Congratulations, Laleh!!

    @embl

    Laleh Haghverdi (2nd on the right, postdoctoral fellow in the Huber and Marioni groups) was awarded the Research Prize by the Peter and Traudl Engelhorn-Stiftung yesterday, for her pioneering work on single cell transcriptome analysis methodology. Congratulations!

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  6. @fabian_theis

    True good point, although the idea of receptive fields (CNNs) have been around for more than 20 years.

    @jakhmack

    @fabian_theis Sure there is tons of marketing, and many recent successes are a consequence of smart engineering — but some of the key ideas that made it possible (eg CNNs and RL) come from neuro, and it will also be exciting to see where the next generation of ideas will come from...

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  7. @fabian_theis

    Yes, she suggested to define criteria when to stop already early on during project design.

    @ceclindgren

    @saralpulit @fabian_theis That’s what I am guessing too .. I am curious what the speaker said about it ..

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  8. @fabian_theis

    Good points: - don’t fear failure - learn fast - tackle the hardest problem 1st - set kill criteria - love problems not tech - contact the real world - interdisciplinary teams - wear shark slippers 🦈

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    @fabian_theis

    @Obifelten talking about how Google X is tackling and often failing moonshot projects at #HelmholtzHorizons - ‘fail gracefully!’

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