Thanks Ministerie van VWS for an adrenaline-packed weekend. Great to meet the people working on privacy-protecting contact tracing and honoured to be able to represent the work of our teams from Ito & TCN Coalition. Events like Appathon and @WirvsVirusHack get us all closer to our goal

As one of the founding members of the TCN Coalition, we're proud that Süddeutsche Zeitung has picked up our joint statement. Thanks to Simon Berlin. BTW, ito has pitched the app at the Ministerie van VWS appathon in the Netherlands this weekend. sueddeutsche.de/digital/corona… #trackinfectionsnotpeople #COVID19

BTW: We are an open-source community and 100% open for any collaboration. We do NOT promote competitive behaviour and wish to see more joint forces on this project. That's the reason we decided to be a founding member of the TCN Coalition

Kurswechsel der Bundesregierung bei der #CoronaApp – Bundeskanzleramtschef Helge Braun: Wir „werden wir eine dezentrale Architektur vorantreiben, die die Kontakte nur auf den Geräten speichert und damit Vertrauen schafft“ tagesschau.de/inland/coronav…

The u-turn in Germany is in huge part thanks to coordinated, speedy, relentless work from civil society. I’m in awe of friends and colleagues working tirelessly to stop the worst case scenario playing out on so many fronts right now.

Working together with TU München on our app. So glad the german government picked up our decentralized approach with the TCN Coalition protocol!

Thanks to BBC News (World) for having us! We hope it helped to get a better understanding of the app we're offering. FYI: any help is very welcome, as we're an open source community. #decentralized #opensource #Covid_19

Headed in the right direction. The NHS moves to "examine the feasibility of moving the app to the decentralised model ... being chosen by more and more European countries"

I've analysed the data protection impact assessment for the NHSX Isle of Wight App trial. It indicates very significant legal flaws. The paper I have written on it can be found here: osf.io/preprints/lawa…. I'll go through the main ones in this thread 1/n

I've posted my first Oxford Protein Informatics Group (OPIG) blog summarising the Graphormer DL architecture! blopig.com/blog/2022/10/g…

The Oxford Protein Informatics Group (OPIG) are out in force at  NeurIPS Conference - check out our work at the MLSB (in San Diego + Copenhagen) and AIDrugX workshops today. @lucyvost, @nelequast and Nikhil Branson are presenting work on diffusion for small molecules, protein flexibility estimation and deep drug response models!

I'll be presenting initial results or our new approach to protein flexibility estimation via uncertainty quantification at MLSB (in San Diego + Copenhagen) today. Drop by the poster session and check out the paper to find out more! mlsb.io/papers_2024/Es…