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albertcardona
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Comment #3818454
A focus on the common properties of cancer would perhaps provide more hope. The most obvious is the need for angiogenesis: the formation of new blood vessels to irrigate deep layer…
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Comment #2504314
Zurich, Switzerland We are hiring a PhD student to develop algorithms for reconstructing neural circuits from series of electron microscopy images. The approach includes computer v…
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Comment #2452127
A company lacks DNA. What it has is cash flow. Look up for example what did Nokia sell before selling cell phones. Or look into what PG says about his recruits: that he chooses the…
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Comment #2434352
And if you are doing it in collaboration with others, you'll be creating a network that will support you throughout your life.
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Comment #2403818
1. Establish a comment review system: two steps to get the comment public. 2. Show a random subset of the comments to users under a threshold score. Would avoid to an undetermined …
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Comment #2368536
"But if you're wondering if you could squeeze a little extra performance out of your program by switching to QuartzGL — probably not unless the key limitation in your program is ra…
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Comment #2267986
The original paper: http://www.nature.com/nmeth/journal/v8/n3/full/nmeth.1566.ht... ... under subscription, but at least figures and the abstract are visible.
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Comment #2224920
Very nice, thanks for sharing! For my own purposes I implemented the function in clojure, which I find more readable. Destructuring and literal vectors are great assets of clojure.…
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Comment #2209298
For "DNA research" (or rather, searching for peptide sequence matches), there's HMMER at http://hmmer.janelia.org/ , which uses hidden markov models. Claims to be great at detectin…
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Comment #2130976
A popular Soviet SF writer Sever Gansovsky in his short story "The Host of Bay" (1962) described a sea monster consisting of microscopical particles which can self-organize themsel…
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Comment #2112201
"A functional, object-oriented programming language based on Java and .NET, Scala includes some constructs for parallelisation from the outset." "The goal is to overcome the challe…
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Comment #2062039
The most effective habit of highly creative people is persistence, the ability to work and work and work while resisting burn-out. Solitude has a lot to do with persistence. When w…
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Comment #1953720
Don't miss the silicon retina cameras by Tobi Delbruck, used for the pencil balancer: http://siliconretina.ini.uzh.ch