There is so much beautiful mathematics behind the immune system: 1. T cell IL12 - IFN gamma loop is a recursive function that amplifies immune responses 2. B cell somatic hypermutation is a Monte-Carlo-based finite difference that maximizes binding given a presented antigen

Stable Diffusion for generating pixel art walking animation spritesheets huggingface.co/Onodofthenorth…

I love how cardiologists love to draw circuit diagrams as an analogy for hemodynamics, as if that makes the concept easier.

I'm super excited to introduce my latest paper DeepVelo (doi.org/10.1126/sciadv…)! Inspired by neural ODEs, we used autoencoders to learn the transcriptomic dynamics underlying individual cells and numerically integrated the neural network.

I'm convinced humanity has just reached singularity. engraved.blog/building-a-vir…

CPD, family looking for public’s help finding missing Northwestern doctoral student wgntv.com/news/chicago-n…

Dear Clyde Yancy, MD, MSc, we are trying to start an Aerospace Medicine Student Interest Group at Feinberg and are in need of a faculty advisor. Could we have the privilege of asking you to advise us, given your experience and connections in the field?

Shiny new project. Do you have the time? No: --> Don't do it. Yes: --> No you don't.

Here’s the Chest X-Ray of a young girl suffering from a condition that is now the #1 cause of death in children and adolescents in the U.S. What’s the diagnosis?

Excited to announce that "The EN-TEx resource of personal epigenomes & variant impact models" just came out: Cell.com/cell/fulltext/…. The paper represents the culmination of many years of work by >100 authors & has lots of useful information about allele-specific activity.

What an honor to be a part of this talented cohort - couldn’t have done this without the help of countless mentors and friends.

Congratulations to Zhanlin Chen (Zhanlin (Flynn) Chen), a first-year medical student who has been awarded the 2023 Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowship for New Americans (PD Soros Fellowships). spr.ly/6012OTGdk

Decades ago, U-M's Dr. Robert Bartlett was on the life-saving team when Hannah Abraham was born and went into severe respiratory distress. Today, he handed Hannah her diploma as she graduated with her M.D./Ph.D. michmed.org/JQgwY #UMichMSTP #GoBlueMed

It’s crazy how robots nowadays can move as smoothly as humans do, yet humans have retained dancing like a robot as an art form.

This National Gun Violence Awareness Day, #WearOrange to honor the thousands of children and families in this country whose lives are affected by gun violence every year. #EndGunViolence

simply incredible.

New preprint with Anne Collins introducing a method to estimate decision noise levels trial-by-trial. Our method can improve model fit and parameter estimation by accounting for variance in noise levels across trials, while being lightweight and versatile. biorxiv.org/cgi/content/sh…

I’ve always been fascinated by how the human heart🫀harvested the power of electricity. I’m electrified ⚡️ to receive my first ever scientific grant as a PI to investigate the genetic basis of arrhythmias. PACES Pediatric and Congenital EP Society PD Soros Fellowships Northwestern Feinberg School of Medicine FSMStudentResearch

An #ACC25 study found a new way to assess ❤️ health based on information from smartwatches. ⌚ "Wearables are welcomed by the consumer and worn throughout the day, so they actually have minute-to-minute information about the heart function," Zhanlin (Flynn) Chen. bit.ly/4il1NvE

It’s an honor for NYTimes to cover our work presented at ACC.25 and simultaneously published in JAHA this weekend! PD Soros Fellowships Northwestern Feinberg School of Medicine NM Cardiovascular Northwestern Northwestern Medical Education nytimes.com/2025/03/29/hea…