Renato Daniel La Torre Ramírez

Running a research lab is about leading people. I created a free toolkit on the human side of lab leadership—covering hiring, mentoring, conflict navigation, lab culture, and performance management. Open access: doi.org/10.5281/zenodo… #TeamScience #AcademicLeadership

Download our extended database of postdoc fellowships. 276 funding opportunities. For each entry, we provide eligibility/requirements, amount, deadline, link, description, etc. Download our database here: research.jhu.edu/rdt/funding-op…

Sigo contándoles sobre la mejor Maestría en Bioinformática y Ciencias Ómicas en el Perú. Por supuesto está en @BioUNMSM con hilos hechos por los estudiantes. El nombre de la tesista es Bijaya Garcia Gomez.

Did you know you can calculate the exact sample size you need before you even start your study? A sample size calculation — also called a power analysis — helps you determine the optimal number of observations for your statistical analysis. It ensures your study is large enough to detect meaningful effects, but not so large that you waste resources. Key advantages of performing a power analysis: ✔️ Avoid underpowered studies that might miss real effects ✔️ Save time and costs by avoiding unnecessarily large samples ✔️ Tailor your sample size to the effect size you care about detecting ✔️ Choose your desired confidence level and statistical power for robust results ✔️ Works for a wide range of statistical tests, from t‑tests to ANOVA and regression ✔️ Supported by many free R packages, such as pwr The image shows on the left side how the required sample size changes depending on the expected effect size — smaller effects require much larger samples. On the right side, you see an example of a calculated sample size for comparing two groups using a t-test, showing exactly how many participants are needed per group for the desired confidence level and statistical power. Sign up for my newsletter to get more practical tips on statistics, data science, R, and Python. Check out this link for more details: eepurl.com/gH6myT #pythonprogramming #programmer #DataAnalytics #RStats #Python #datastructure #DataAnalytics

The work strengthens earlier evidence that somewhere—perhaps on the northern coast of South America—Polynesians and Native Americans met and mixed well before the era of European colonialism. scim.ag/3Gx6d4R #ScienceMagArchives @NewsfromScience

En San Marcos, reafirmamos nuestro compromiso con el cuidado del planeta. Nuestros bosques son vida, ciencia y futuro. Desde la investigación hasta la acción, trabajamos por un Perú más verde y sostenible. Porque cuidar los bosques es cuidar nuestra casa común. 🌎 💚 Súmate al cambio. 📚 #OrgulloSanmarquino #BosquesDelPerú #MedioAmbienteUNMSM #SanMarcosSostenible

Hola! me estoy presentando a la Asamblea Universitaria en las elecciones de mi querida @UNMSM_ el 27/05/25. Mi lista se llama Concertación por San Marcos y agrupa a 4 movimientos de profesores, investigadores, estupendos y comprometidos. Conócenos y vota por nosotros! .

Seven NEW Archaeology Discoveries of 2024 Stuff just keeps getting older Thread 🧵, my favorite one from the Amazon at the end (Percy Fawcett & Francisco de Orellana vindicated)

REPARAR EL DAÑO QUE MANO HUMANA LE HA CAUSADO Gatita bb ha quedado con la columna destrozada y las patitas inutilizadas. ¿Es reversible? Sí, pero deben operar ya. El monto: 1600 soles. De 5 en 5 lo logramos. Yape o Plin 966 230 052

Long-lasting El Niño events — planetary patterns that fuel extreme weather — have become more common over the past 7,000 years go.nature.com/3FTD1V1

The Earth is home to 1.2 million species,but they’re not evenly spread. Conservationists have identified 36 biodiversity hotspots that are rich in life but threatened by development & pollution.🦅🐒🐊 Watch this @wef video to learn about biodiversity hotspots & why they matter👇

Excelente artículo de @DavidECastroG sobre la verdadera causa de la pérdida de la agrobiodiversidad en el Perú. No es "los transgénicos" es otra cosa. léelo para enterarte qué es. expgen.com/p/la-agrobiodi…

🥔 A small tuber with a big impact! From the Andes to the world, the potato fuels food security, while communities conserve biodiversity. Read the story: bit.ly/455qDtv via @FAOclimate

📸¡Participa en el concurso de fotografía del #DíaInternacionalDeLosBosques! 🍄🌰🌳Ayuda a mostrar cómo contribuyen los bosques a alimentar al mundo. ⏰¡El plazo para enviar tus fotos termina el 12 de marzo!👉bit.ly/3WWSyci #GeneraciónRestauración

#AndinaEnglish Peru: The secret of Chancay mummies and their eternal tattoos that astonish scientists ow.ly/zJQv50V4UPT

❓What is #Biodiversity #Genomics? Our new leaflet explains it in a direct and engaging way - discover more! 🔗biodiversitygenomics.eu/wp-content/upl… #GenomicsExplained #connections #biology #science #genomes via @erga_biodiv

🚨Insects are disappearing and it is a huge biodiversity loss! 🦋🐝🪰 Find out more about the global threats to insects. 🎨: Wagner et al. (2021)

Excited to see this work on Peruvian Algarrobo (Neltuma pallida) that we collaborated on published in G3! doi.org/10.1093/g3jour… N. pallida is threatened in it's native area and we hope that this work will ultimately serve as a launch point for conservation efforts

🌱#Biodiversity promotes resistance but dominant #species shape recovery of #grasslands under extreme drought @MBazzichetto @MSCActions @kpv_fzp besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/13…

🇵🇪🔎Una investigación realizada por científicos de la Universidad de Montpellier de Francia confirma que el cacao surgió en territorio amazónico peruano hace más de 5,000 años y desde allí se extendió a otras regiones, incluyendo Centroamérica. ▶️bit.ly/3v6ePcW