#Datasets

Council of Graduate Schools

CGSGradEd

Our #BigDataEthics workshop keynote speaker today is Michael Zimmer an associate professor in the Department of Computer Science at Marquette University. @michaelzimmer @MarquetteCS @MarquetteU @pervade_team I usually start with this

1 Million Women In STEM

MillionStem

New week, new thread. Women empower other women - so here's to 100 new #womeninSTEM paving the way, inspiring & doing kickass things out there. THREAD 1/100 Meet Caeley Looney

Dr. Elana J Fertig

FertigLab

Do you want to attract computational biologists to your project?Do you want to attract computational biologists to your department?With a dozen colleagues around the globe, we present "A field guide

Cory Doctorow

doctorow

My statistician/data-science friends all tell me that if you're using a spreadsheet, you're not doing science, you're courting disaster. Real analysis requires Python, or, possibly, #julialang.https://arstechnica.com/science/202

Mateusz Fafinski

Calthalas

Unbelievable. Absolute disregard of qualitative methods of analysis, historical and art historical expertise. This is peddling bad science.This is dangerously bad. Others have commented on the art history failings but

Frederic Filloux

filloux

(THREAD)La controverse sur le #tracking et #stopcovid est hallucinante. Contribution en 6 points et 12 tweets.1. Cette app est indispensable pour réussir le déconfinement afin de séparer et localiser les

Anne Carpenter, PhD

DrAnneCarpenter

Do you want to attract computational biologists to your project?Do you want to attract computational biologists to your department?With a dozen colleagues around the globe, we present "A field guide

Blake Richards

tyrell_turing

1/ Need a distraction from the pandemic? It's #tweeprint time!!!I'm very excited to share here with you new work from myself, @NeuroNaud, @guerguiev, Alexandre Payeur, and @hisspikeness:https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.03.30.01551

Vladimir Haltakov

haltakov

ML paper review time - DenseNet! This paper won the Best Paper Award at the 2017 Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR) - the best conference for computer

Conspirador Norteño

conspirator0

On January 13th, 2020, shortly before midnight Pacific time, our good friend @DrunkAlexJones debuted the hashtag #FishingForRobots in order to, well, fish for robots. #ThursdayThoughts #ManyFishBitecc: @ZellaQuixote We used three

Joe DeCarolis

jfdecarolis

1/ Our new Commentary, out today in @Joule_CP, focuses on the benefits of collaborative macro-energy modeling efforts: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2542435120305109A thread. 2/ We use the term "macro-energy syste

Stats for bios

StatsForBios

For the past 4 years I've mostly worked on disaggregation regression. As this work is mostly published or in preprint, and because I doubt I'll be working much more on

Bob Mackin

bobmackin

About @JJHorgan, @AdrianDix and @DrBonnieHenry keeping secrets and risking public health. Blessed are the whistleblowers and leakers. Be thankful, too, for the unexpected documents that sometimes show up in FOI

Tivadar Danka

TivadarDanka

Machine learning has enabled scientific breakthroughs in several fields.Biotechnology is one of the most fascinating, as researchers could perform mindblowing tasks with the new tools.Here are my favorite problems that

Lea Kissner

LeaKissner

More and more folks want to hire privacy engineers. This is great! You almost certainly need them! But, just like security, privacy engineering is a whole field.So for the folks

Randy Nesse

RandyNesse

A recent news article in @ScienceMagazine, “Rethinking #anorexia: Biology may be more important than culture,” illustrates the human tendency to stay committed to a simple theory despite contrary evidence, even