Michael Barros
@michaeltaob
Lecturer at @uni_essex_csee Researcher interested in biomolecular communications, synthetic biology and neuroengineering
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https://michaelbarros.github.io 20-01-2011 19:09:28
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Over at eLife - the journal, we’re eliminating accept/reject decisions and relinquishing the traditional journal role of gatekeeper. This new model is our move towards a fairer system that helps researchers get recognition for what, not where they publish. Read more: elifesciences.org/articles/83889…
Just FIVE days left to submit your ABSTRACTS (up to 2 pages) or LETTERS (up to 4 pages) to the 7th Workshop on Molecular Communications at FAU Erlangen-Nbg, Germany. Don't miss out on this opportunity to share your work. IEEE COMSOC'S MBMC-TC molecularcommunications.org/molcomm2023/ca…
Tomorrow, do not miss this rare opportunity to spend a day learning about the recent advances in molecular comms and nanonetworking delivered by a top-notch selection of academics! Thank you very much Yansha Deng for the organisation and inviting me as one of the speakers.
📢 PhD opportunity: Joaquín de Navascués , Patrick and myself are looking for PhD applicants in the intersection of development biology and AI. Deadline 10th of June. Contact is for more info and/or visit this link essex.ac.uk/scholarships/p… CSEE Essex School of Life Sciences, University of Essex Research at Essex
Our first impact factor! Thanks to past EiCs Urbashi Mitra, EckfordLab and Chan-Byoung Chae as well as our outstanding Associate Editors, reviewers, and all authors who have contributed! IEEE ComSoc
A project led Dr Philippe Laissue of School of Life Sciences, University of Essex has received a Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Pioneer Award. The project will use highly sensitive and non- intrusive imaging techniques to understand the unique ways plants adapt to their environment. brnw.ch/21wElhg
Very excited to be part of this grant funded by the BBSRC, as a Co-I, where AI can help discover new signalling pathways in plants. All thanks to Philippe Laissue and his forward looking approach to new methods in biosciences.