Akshay Shirsath (@akshayonly_) 's Twitter Profile
Akshay Shirsath

@akshayonly_

I hover between the realms of objectivity 🪢 & subjectivity ✨

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Kyle Myers (@kroymyers) 's Twitter Profile Photo

What is the state of academic science? It’s hard to tell with so many unobservables… so, we ran a big survey at ~150 US institutions to generate new findings about professors and their research. Our first draft is out with 7 key (preliminary) results using this new data:

What is the state of academic science?

It’s hard to tell with so many unobservables… so, we ran a big survey at ~150 US institutions to generate new findings about professors and their research.

Our first draft is out with 7 key (preliminary) results using this new data:
Sterling Cooley (@sterlingcooley) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Craziest freakin’ theory I’ve ever heard is that the microtubules in our brains are highly structured within pyramidal neurons And that this pyramidal chamber insulates the environment enough to support quantum coherent processes Crazy stuff I know

Craziest freakin’ theory I’ve ever heard is that the microtubules in our brains are highly structured within pyramidal neurons 

And that this pyramidal chamber insulates the environment enough to support quantum coherent processes 

Crazy stuff I know
Itai Yanai (@itaiyanai) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Would you prefer to lead a lab alone or together with a science buddy? How interesting would be a research institute where joint labs are the standard?!

Would you prefer to lead a lab alone or together with a science buddy? How interesting would be a research institute where joint labs are the standard?!
Gary Marcus (@garymarcus) 's Twitter Profile Photo

An MIT professor just asked me, how can you be so confident that OpenAI isn’t very close to AGI? Here is a thread of links to a several recent observations that I think show how far we are from robust intelligence. Importantly, all of them are *known* problems, many that I

nature (@nature) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In an unprecedented move, research-grant reviews have been suspended indefinitely at the world’s largest public funder of biomedical research go.nature.com/4gclXG0

Ming "Tommy" Tang (@tangming2005) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Why Many Bioinformaticians Struggle in Industry 🧵 1/ The Hardest Skill in Bioinformatics? It’s not coding. It’s not stats. A hiring manager told me their biggest challenge: finding bioinformaticians who can talk to biologists. Here’s why.👇

Amitesh Anand (@amitesh1anand) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Want to learn how complex enzyme assemblies evolve? Read this comprehensive study from our group, available as a preprint: biorxiv.org/content/10.110…. Coming soon to a journal you like! Tata Institute of Fundamental Research DBS TIFR

Nicholas Fabiano, MD (@ntfabiano) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Why do living organisms need sleep? A new theory suggests that myelin acts as a proton capacitor, accumulating energy during sleep. 🧵1/12

Why do living organisms need sleep?

A new theory suggests that myelin acts as a proton capacitor, accumulating energy during sleep.

🧵1/12
Ming "Tommy" Tang (@tangming2005) 's Twitter Profile Photo

10 courses to get you started with bioinformatics 🧵 Bookmark! 1/ rafalab.dfci.harvard.edu/pages/harvardx… by the almighty Rafa

Jiayi Geng (@jiayiigeng) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Using LLMs to build AI scientists is all the rage now (e.g., Google’s AI co-scientist [1] and Sakana’s Fully Automated Scientist [2]), but how much do we understand about their core scientific abilities? We know how LLMs can be vastly useful (solving complex math problems) yet

Using LLMs to build AI scientists is all the rage now (e.g., Google’s AI co-scientist [1] and Sakana’s Fully Automated Scientist [2]), but how much do we understand about their core scientific abilities?
We know how LLMs can be vastly useful (solving complex math problems) yet
Ming "Tommy" Tang (@tangming2005) 's Twitter Profile Photo

5 papers all computational biologists should read 🧵 1. A Quick Guide to Organizing Computational Biology Projects journals.plos.org/ploscompbiol/a…

5 papers all computational biologists should read 🧵

1. A Quick Guide to Organizing Computational Biology Projects
journals.plos.org/ploscompbiol/a…