Computational predictions of protein structures associated with COVID-19
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Re: Computational predictions of protein structures associated with COVID-19
#2was wondering why they're so quiet, turns out they were working on it after all.
> Normally we’d wait to publish this work until it had been peer-reviewed for an academic journal. However, given the potential seriousness and time-sensitivity of the situation, we’re releasing the predicted structures as we have them now, under an open license so that anyone can make use of them.
see also /r/covid19 for an example of science working they way we expect it to. chapeau bas!
Re: Computational predictions of protein structures associated with COVID-19
#3was wondering why they're so quiet, turns out they were working on it after all. > Normally we’d wait to publish this work until it had been peer-reviewed for an academic journal. However, given the potential seriousness and time-sensitivity of the situation, we’re releasing the predicted structures as we have them now, under an open license so that anyone can make use of them. see also /r/covid19 for an example of s…
> see also /r/covid19 for an example of science working they way we expect it to. chapeau bas!
I wish every health issue and tech hurdle (solar, batteries...) would have such a reddit, with the entire world scientists openly collaborating on it.
Re: Computational predictions of protein structures associated with COVID-19
#4was wondering why they're so quiet, turns out they were working on it after all. > Normally we’d wait to publish this work until it had been peer-reviewed for an academic journal. However, given the potential seriousness and time-sensitivity of the situation, we’re releasing the predicted structures as we have them now, under an open license so that anyone can make use of them. see also /r/covid19 for an example of s…
I didn't realize that subreddit existed, thanks! A lot of the time /r/coronavirus feels like a pile of doomsday preppers waiting to hear the apocalypse starter pistol.
Re: Computational predictions of protein structures associated with COVID-19
#5was wondering why they're so quiet, turns out they were working on it after all. > Normally we’d wait to publish this work until it had been peer-reviewed for an academic journal. However, given the potential seriousness and time-sensitivity of the situation, we’re releasing the predicted structures as we have them now, under an open license so that anyone can make use of them. see also /r/covid19 for an example of s…
> see also /r/covid19 for an example of science working they way we expect it to. chapeau bas! I wish every health issue and tech hurdle (solar, batteries...) would have such a reddit, with the entire world scientists openly collaborating on it.
It's great when the whole world unites to fight a common enemy.
Re: Computational predictions of protein structures associated with COVID-19
#6Earlier quoted context omitted.
> see also /r/covid19 for an example of science working they way we expect it to. chapeau bas! I wish every health issue and tech hurdle (solar, batteries...) would have such a reddit, with the entire world scientists openly collaborating on it.
It's great when the whole world unites to fight a common enemy.
Wonder if the communication structure could be replicated for dealing with the numerous other serious existential threats our species faces.
I wish the Illuminati was real. That would mean someone was in control.
Re: Computational predictions of protein structures associated with COVID-19
#7Can anyone guide me how to start with using deep learning with biology I am cs student btw so resources according to that will be helpful