A feed of the latest posts of Bioinformatics blogs around the world
This week we hosted the first REAL (Readiness & Engagement For Automated Labs) Summit; today that was followed by Ginkgo Datapoints Summit. Both were fascinating surveys of the leading edge of au...
My friend and former colleague Ash Jogalekar <a href="https://x.com/curiouswavefn/status/2091959651059572919?s=20">tweeted out an interesting result recently</a>, which is now expanded into a preprint...
Twenty five Fields medalists were initial signatories of the letter “A Severe Misalignment of AI in Mathematics” in which they opine that “The goals of the AI companies and the goals...
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<p>Two important essays on AI in drug discovery landed in August. Both are worth your time. Both have the right intuitions. And one of them is subtly framing the wrong problem, in my opinion.</p> <p>...
<p>This year I went on two puffin watching experiences, and it is about time I reflect on this with a listicle / ranking.</p> <p>All on islands with decreasing populations of people and increasing pop...
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<p>Agentic coding models such as codex and claude code are really useful for software engineering tasks. We sadly (and unsurprisingly) seem to be exiting the era of highly subsidised costs to get us h...