Anshul Budhraja (@anshulstudiosus) 's Twitter Profile
Anshul Budhraja

@anshulstudiosus

PhD student @ UdeM

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linkhttp://www.linkedin.com/in/anshul-budhraja-72b039128 calendar_today21-04-2021 16:43:27

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Eric Topol (@erictopol) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This will go down in history as one of science and medical research's greatest achievements. Perhaps the most impressive. I put together a preliminary timeline of some key milestones to show how several years of work were compressed into months.

This will go down in history as one of science and medical research's greatest achievements. Perhaps the most impressive.
I put together a preliminary timeline of some key milestones to show how several years of work were compressed into months.
Carlos Reding | @rc-reding.bsky.social (@rc_reding) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Oded Rechavi Cold emailed a prof telling him "I will kill bacteria in the name of our Lord Darwin". Next thing I know, I have to rush to move to another country to start a PhD. From nerd to formal nerd. Still have the email.

Alex Brogan (@_alexbrogan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

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Marc-Aurèle Rivière 🧠💻😷 (@mariviere1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

@_DaniBeck Academic Chatter™ Semantic Scholar. It acts like a recommendation engine, based on previous papers you have "pinned". You can define several "lists" and each will get their own recommendations. It also has a feature to summarize papers in a few lines (i.e. make a TL;DR) semanticscholar.org

Marc-Aurèle Rivière 🧠💻😷 (@mariviere1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

@_DaniBeck Academic Chatter™ Elicit Ask a research question, and it will provide references that relate to that question. Each reference is accompanied by an AI-generated summary of what that paper has to say about that question. elicit.org

Oded Rechavi (@odedrechavi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It doesn't make any sense and sounds unnatural but according to quantum physics you can teach and do research at the same time, as long as you are not observed

Ramon Massoni Badosa (@rmassonix) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Do you want to get into scRNA-seq but are lost in the sea of never-ending papers? No worries, I got you covered. Here's a list of the best review that have help me understand the core concepts of the technique, analysis and interpretation:🧵

Niko McCarty 🧫 (@nikomccarty) 's Twitter Profile Photo

ATP synthase spins about 230 times per second at room temperature. At 45°C, it can rotate 650 times per second (🔥). A typical jet engine spins 150 times per second. Biological engineering > mechanical engineering.

c0nc0rdance (@c0nc0rdance) 's Twitter Profile Photo

If you're ever frustrated with an experiment, consider the example of the Queensland Pitch Drop Experiment begun in 1927, the longest running experiment... and I want to really make this land for you... STILL HAS NOT technically yielded a single direct observation as of 2022.

If you're ever frustrated with an experiment, consider the example of the Queensland Pitch Drop Experiment begun in 1927, the longest running experiment... and I want to really make this land for you... STILL HAS NOT technically yielded a single direct observation as of 2022.
Anshul Budhraja (@anshulstudiosus) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Thank you everyone who came by my poster to talk about my PhD work! Looking forward to keeping in touch with like-minded people!!

Martin Smith (@martinalexsmith) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Come say hi if you're at #LorneGenome LorneGenomeConferenc, poster #234. Ask me about nanopore direct RNA sequencing, long non-coding RNA function and pediatric leukemias.

Come say hi if you're at #LorneGenome <a href="/GenomeConf/">LorneGenomeConferenc</a>, poster #234. Ask me about nanopore direct RNA sequencing, long non-coding RNA function  and pediatric leukemias.
Martin Smith (@martinalexsmith) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Long read transcriptome annotations doing your head in 🤯? Check out our deep dive into benchmarking isoform-assembly software using different Oxford Nanopore chemistries with Lexogen and sequin RNA spike-in standards. By Sagniez Mélanie & Anshul Budhraja biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Long read transcriptome annotations doing your head in 🤯? Check out our deep dive into benchmarking isoform-assembly software using different <a href="/nanopore/">Oxford Nanopore</a> chemistries with <a href="/lexogen/">Lexogen</a> and <a href="/sequ_in/">sequin</a> RNA spike-in standards. 
By <a href="/melanie_sagniez/">Sagniez Mélanie</a> &amp; <a href="/AnshulStudiosus/">Anshul Budhraja</a>
biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
Lior Pachter (@lpachter) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The choice of whether to use Seurat or Scanpy for single-cell RNA-seq analysis typically comes down to a preference of R vs. Python. But do they produce the same results? In biorxiv.org/content/10.110… w/ Joseph Rich et al. we take a close look. The results are 👀 1/🧵

The choice of whether to use Seurat or Scanpy for single-cell RNA-seq analysis typically comes down to a preference of R vs. Python. But do they produce the same results? In biorxiv.org/content/10.110… w/ <a href="/Josephmrich/">Joseph Rich</a> et al. we take a close look. The results are 👀 1/🧵