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@bayesianboy From my understanding, that is meant to help with: formatting, grammar, rendering of equations/tables, and so on. That wouldn't be too bad, considering that adapting a submission from journal A to journal B is sometimes a pain. That said, I agree

If you, as a scientist, cannot be bothered to engage in the intellectual work of science, please quit your job and leave it to someone with skill and integrity.

@peywalt The white queen on a black square let's goooooo

it costs you $0 to google "chess board setup" and realize you've got it rotated 90 degrees

@interesting_aIl Moving the knight back is a way to generate an advantage for the opponent. It is very disrespectful, especially if you consider that Dina is a WGM

Can someone explain to me what just happened right here?

@electionsjoe Useless low-quality entertainment flooding the internet, and all those AI bros are celebrating this crap - We are not winning here, we are losing. Quality, art, effort, craft.

RAM is 400 dollars now because people are making stupid shit like this

@JeffDean I don't think we need sloppy animations to learn something

As an example of how we are building on top of Gemini 3, AI Mode in Search now uses Gemini 3 to enable new generative UI experiences, all generated completely on the fly based on your query. Here’s how you might use this to learn a complex topic like how RNA polymerase works.

I’m really excited about our release of Gemini 3 today, the result of hard work by many, many people in the Gemini team and all across Google! 🎊 We’ve built many exciting new product experiences with it, as you’ll see today and in the coming weeks and months. You can find it today on @GeminiApp and AI Mode in Search. For developers, you can build with it now in @GoogleAIStudio and Vertex AI. blog.google/products/gemin… The model performs quite well on a wide range of benchmarks.

Fascinating study at the intersection of #liquidbiopsy and #genetics led by Ziwei Zhang and Surya Chhetri: biorxiv.org/content/10.110…. They found that circulating chromatin in blood can reveal how genetic variants contribute to disease by affecting gene regulation.

@juliet_turner6 Damn, we are the worst. Very sorry you got all of that. Congratulations on your PhD, and best of luck with your next step!

POV: you are a young woman celebrating a recent academic success

Excited to share our latest preprint by Alexis Yang and Gary Lee, in collab with the @jberchuck lab: biorxiv.org/content/10.110…. We found that transcription of enhancers (a mark of activation) causes distinct fragmentation patterns in #cfDNA.

@d4nggibson @miniapeur The initial idea of RNA velocity is that you can use spliced vs unspliced RNA to infer the dynamics of the single genes. An increase in unspliced vs spliced indicates a "boost" in expression, while the opposite suggests silencing. From scVelo:

@PersephoneLines I really love your work, keep up! You almost turn your soul into images, or so I feel

i learned to drown without water, after long time, new open edition on Objkt 3 xtz •

@NoFarmsNoFoods Looks like we can have food without farmers.

@NoFarmsNoFoods If nobody wants it, why do you all need a ban? I'd be pleased to know no animal suffered for my steak. You don't even try to have an argument for that; it's just to protect your business

Italy have banned this. The UK should do the same. Fresh food from local farmers should be the priority.

When it’s a word pattern matcher, it’s a word pattern matcher. You might think it’s intelligence, but it’s a word pattern matcher. It’s not a belittlement. It’s just what it is.

🚨 Our parent-of-origin study is out in @Nature ! 🧬 Maternal and paternal alleles can have distinct — even opposite — effects on human traits, revealing a hidden layer of genetic architecture that standard GWAS miss. 🔗nature.com/articles/s4158… Highlights below!

@miniapeur Just saying journals.plos.org/plosone/articl…

how she looks at me after I said I wrote my latest paper using Word instead of LaTeX in front of her parents

Where do you live?

@KrishnaswamyLab Sounds amazing! Will there be any recording? Unfortunately, that is a very difficult time for the EU area

Workshop: Cancer Cell State Trajectories & Heterogeneity Across Space and Time Cancer cells don’t stay the same—they evolve across tissues & time, adapting to therapy and the microenvironment. But how do we uncover these hidden journeys from noisy, sparse single-cell data? Join us to learn machine learning tools for single cell ata from @KrishnaswamyLab PHATE, MIOFlow and RiTINI and more—combined with biological insights from @c_chaffer, Prof Peter Croucher, Dr John Lock and Prof Kris Killian on cancer cell plasticity, dormancy and metastasis. 🔬 Define cell state transitions in cancer progression 🧬 Decode complex single-cell data across space and time 💡 Discover new ways to target cancer vulnerabilities 📍  August 19-21, 11am-2pm AEST | 🖥️ Zoom Register here: #CancerBiology" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI… hashtag#SingleCell hashtag#MachineLearning hashtag#CancerResearch hashtag#Bioinformatics hashtag#TrajectoryAnalysis hashtag#CancerPlasticity