@mcaleerp We make a point of introducing those and other important concepts (such as pseudoreplication, which is extremely problematic in our field) early in undergraduate years. Since doing this, I've noticed a constant improvement in the ability of undergraduate students to analyse and interpret experimental data, and in overall experimental design ability. The other day I was thrilled to hear a student in the lab correctly suggesting using a mixed effects model.
When a fish beats its tail, it produces vortices in the water that other fish could take advantage of to save energy while swimming. https://elifesciences.org/articles/86807?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=organic_insights
strange thought:
If I got 1$ per month for every package I maintain for Fedora Linux, that would basically be enough money to live on ...
Popular packages I'm responsible for include:
- the new Sequoia based GPG backend for RPM (present on *every single Fedora 38 install*)
- CLI tools like ripgrep, exa, lsd, bat
- Rust bindings for GLib, GTK3, GTK4, GStreamer, etc. (which are used to build librsvg2, gnome-tour, helvum, etc.)
so ... who wants to adopt some packages? 😁
https://github.com/sponsors/decathorpe
"My designs were so deceptively simple that it was easy for people to assume I just had easy problems, whereas others, who made super-complicated designs (that were technically unsound and never worked) and were able to talk about them in ways that nobody understood, were considered geniuses." -- Radia Perlman, the woman who developed the algorithm behind the Spanning Tree Protocol, an innovation that made today's Internet possible.
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#WomenInTech #WomenInSTEM #Design #StrongWomen #Tech #STEM
A friend and ex-colleague is #hiring for a #NGS #datamanagement / #developer. This probably ideal for someone with #database building and / or #ontology knowledge looking to work at the forefront of human genetics data with the The German Human Genome-Phenome Archive (GHGA)
https://www.verw.tu-dresden.de/StellAus/stelle.asp?id=10272
#bioinformatics #datascience
I've recently thought about if there is not an easier to learn alternative to #LaTeX...and maybe even in #Rust!?
My inner voice: Come on, you are a dreamer!
Well...sometimes dreams come true:
#Typst - A new markup-based typesetting system that is powerful and easy to learn.
It is in beta and open source:
https://github.com/typst/typst
Such a wonderfully clear result today that the “exciting approach that we were going to use to do many things” does not work. I am actually really happy about it. I mean, it would’ve been great if it did work, but there’s nothing worse than weeks of tantalising glimpses that something might work if the conditions are just right.
Can someone suggest software/pipelines for analysis of alternative #splicing from long-read #RNAseq (from #Nanopore #MinION)? Basically, I'd like to quantify abundance of different splicing variants in different samples. #bioinformatics
@TheManyVoices @feditips
Also, you can add an alt-text description of the audio just as you can with an image or video!
@maegul @academicchatter A wonderful shared repository of useful graphics, many with open licences, exists
created by Simon Duerr.
@schratze @datatitian You can also do
d$Konnektor["2589"] <- "weil"
@tillgrallert @Prof_BearB @kwalz @rstats @politicalscience Interesting, maybe I'm writing simpler code, but I find Copilot quite impressive most times. I guess it depends what you ask it to do. Also, does wonders for LaTeX.
I just served as a @pcirr recommender for a cool piece of research by Alley, Axt, and Flake. They will determine whether data from students and crowdsourced online platforms measure the same thing.
Thanks to our wonderful reviewers @itchyshin and Benjamin Farrar!
#RegisteredReport: https://osf.io/32unb
Recommendation: https://rr.peercommunityin.org/articles/rec?id=349
I really like the idea of microPublications. This one is an intriguing observation:
https://www.micropublication.org/journals/biology/micropub-biology-000737
I’m sure many labs have some interesting results tucked away that suit this format.
Wow, we've reached new heights... just got a #spam email from a #predatory journal using anti spam-filter techniques straight out of the 90s... (which obviously work with the crappy spam filters our uni uses...)
I have created a little R #Shiny interface to deconvolute #luciferase assay data.
This is based on Brown 2008 - Inferring gene expression dynamics from reporter protein levels (but does not include volume correction)
The app also reports initial rate, maximum and decay rate
It is available here, for anyone to enjoy, modify etc
Anyone know a good review paper / learning resource for building gene regulatory networks #GRN from #scATACseq #ATACseq and/or #scRNAseq data?
Thanks!
It's time to vote for Inkscape's 1.3 About Screen Contest!
We're proud to present an amazing gallery of entries: 🖼️
54 entries by 43 #Inkscape artists!
Thanks to all who entered!
Community vote open from
Mar. 20 (0:00 UTC) to Mar. 26, 2023 (23:59:59 UTC). 🗳️
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At the local primary school, the children sing a Mother’s day song with the lyric
“My mum’s ever so clever. She may not have a degree,
But she can help with my homework and that’s what matters to me.”
After many complaints the school have agreed to change the lyric (hooray!). To:
“… even though she’s got a degree,”
Which simultaneously makes having a degree sound bad and also shaming Mum’s without degrees.
Senior lecturer at ZJE and Edinburgh university.
I teach #imageanalysis & #dataanalysis with #RStats & #python. I study #heterogeneity in #pituitary (and other) cells.