Today, we’re introducing a new model that eliminates accept/reject decisions. By publishing every paper with eLife reviews as a Reviewed Preprint, we plan to restore autonomy to authors, ensuring that they will be judged by what, not where, they publish. elifesciences.org/inside-elife/5…

Did you know you can create a Google Scholar profile for your research group? While GS is mostly used to track individual metrics, this process allows you to track and highlight team and project metrics. Here's 5 steps to get to this 👇 #AcademicChatter #AcademicTwitter

In 2017, a team led by Andrew Ng published a paper showing off a Deep Learning model to detect pneumonia. Andrew is one of the most recognized researchers in the world, and the paper showed excellent results. But there was a big problem with their results: 1 of 8

Imagine being surrounded by creative colleagues who can turn data patterns into an audible soundtracks. This is exactly what long.nguyensen and Mads Kamper-Jørgensen have done, creating the sound waves of the Covid-19 pandemic. I can only recommend listening. thelancet.com/journals/lanin…

Don’t ask how people are doing, ask how they are sleeping. You’ll learn a lot more.

Thanks to my supervisors, colleagues at CHIP | PERSIMUNE , family and friends for their support along this journey :)

Machine Learning Engineering for Production (MLOps) - DeepLearningAI Building models is one thing. Making them useful is another thing. The first course of the MLOps specialization teaches the ML lifecycle & deploying models. Course 1 is free on Youtube: youtube.com/playlist?list=…

New paper Cell Reports Medicine comparing effects of brief (5min) meditation vs brief deliberate breathing practices. Basically: Breathwork > Meditation for improving mood & autonomic physiology around the clock & Physiological Sighs provide maximal stress relief. cell.com/cell-reports-m…

In a new study by Jens Christian Nørgaard, we utilize metagenomic sequencing to show how antibiotic treatment in vivo induces gut #microbiome dysbiosis and increased levels of #AntibioticResistance in gut bacteria. Journal of Infectious Diseases pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36751730/

The psychological impact of deliberate cold exposure protocols such as cold plunges and showers are undeniable, both for those that do them and love them (and/or the feeling afterwards) and for those that loathe and/or fear them and avoid them altogether.

Statistics can never be completely objective. This is not just my opinion. It's a *mathematical* fact. Read on if you want to learn a deep fundamental truth about data and its relationship to the universe we live in.

💯MissyB💯 People’s sleep needs vary but 75-85% need 6-8hrs per night (ideally). Some 4-5 (rarely) and some 9-10 (also rare). Teens and those recovering from illness/injury usually need 8-10, even 12. Babies need even more. The issue is whether or not you feel rested during the day. If you

A new amazing talk by the great Emmanuel Candes “A taste of conformal prediction” ”Conformal inference methods are becoming all the rage in academia and industry alike. In a nutshell, these methods deliver exact prediction intervals for future observations without making any

'We truly believe that adopting these guidelines can save up enormous time and financial resources for academia' Great blog post giving a light summary of the recent paper on manuscript reformatting costs and proposed simplified guidelines Read here 👇linkedin.com/pulse/manuscri…

What is complexity? What kind of approach is needed to define it? Here's a 1977 paper by Robert Rosen, one of the pioneers of System Science, discussing how information, error and scale are central to this problem, tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.108… Manlio De Domenico Pedro Márquez-Zacarías Alex Arenas

Fascinating paper comparing crowdsourced human vs. GPT-4 business ideas; two big findings: 1) Idea quality was the same. Humans came up with slightly more novel ideas, the AI came up with more valuable ones 2) Prompt crafting didn't make a big difference papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

Everyday I work with patients severely neurological damage from benzos/antidepressants. When I ask them how they got started on medications this is what I hear: "My boyfriend broke up with me", "I was lonely and living in a new town", " I started college and was having anxiety

Argentina presidential election: front runner Javier Milei vows to slash science funding go.nature.com/45zvn9i

Phone overuse is not a medical problem, it's a social one, requiring social solutions. The call to create another disorder-category for it in the DSM, is a call to push policy in the direction of 'treatment' & away from serious reflection on social reform. theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/n…

It's less a mental health crisis that's afflicting young adults, than a crisis of demoralisation. Low wages, high debts/rents mean that most can't save for the future, which is the primary compensation for doing unfulfilling work. Seeing no way out is demoralising a generation.