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Pavol Harar

@HararPavol

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Computational Scientist for BioAI & Cryo-Electron Tomography @ISTAustria | Co-Founder of https://t.co/nQvGdDzAdI | Not posting on X. Find me: https://t.co/nSvR2xBeTO

Vienna, Austria
Joined October 2018
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@HararPavol
Pavol Harar
2 years
3/7 🏎 We developed FakET as a surrogate model mimicking the behavior of the physics-based transmission electron microscope simulator SHREC but FakET generates the data 750x faster and uses 33x less memory 💪
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@HararPavol
Pavol Harar
10 months
Finally, my postdoc work is published in Cell Structure! 🎉 Grateful for the chance to apply deep learning to cryo-ET and learn from @HaselbachLab about structural biology🦠. Huge thanks to Lukas Herrmann for coding help and @GrohsPhilipp for my position and all the GPUs.
@IMPvienna
IMP
10 months
🔬Our @HaselbachLab with @HararPavol have developed ‘FakET’! The new method creates ‘fake’ electron microscopy images to train AI, reducing manual work in particle identification. Read the full story: https://t.co/ZeFW0WzwPu #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #microscopy #cryoem
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@viennabiocenter
Vienna BioCenter
1 year
This week the 7th Austrian Cryo-EM Symposium happened & we were thrilled to once again welcome so many participants on our campus! Many thanks to the organizers @IMPvienna, Vienna BioCenter Core Facilities (VBCF) and @ISTAustria for a great event! #viennabiocenter
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@HararPavol
Pavol Harar
1 year
Thanks, Alicia! I'm very happy to join your group at @ISTAustria 🎉. At the same time, I need to thank my mentors @GrohsPhilipp , @HaselbachLab, Monika Dörfler, Jiri Mekyska, Lukas Vrabel, and all my great former colleagues. Without them I would not make it this far.
@aliciakmichael
Alicia K. Michael
1 year
Thrilled to welcome @HararPavol to my group at @ISTAustria as a Computational Scientist for BioAI and CryoET! With broad expertise in deep learning and biomed data from the @univienna and @IMPvienna he’ll be advancing our research on circadian rhythms with AI-driven methods.
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Pavol Harar
1 year
In the spirit of Obama's recent viral post about getting shi<ehm>stuff done, I just submitted two major updates of my papers on arXiv. Not every day you push through multiple submissions at once, even if it's "just" updates. Let's see if I manage to get another one next week.
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@HararPavol
Pavol Harar
1 year
The next Vienna Deep Learning Meetup takes place on June 19, 2024 at 18:30 hosted by Bosch. We look forward to seeing you there
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Dear Deep Learners, We kindly invite you to our next **Deep Learning meetup** on **June 19th**, hosted by Bosch. Our topics will be **Self-Supervised Learning for Zero-Sh
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Pavol Harar
1 year
I’ve joined the organization team of the Vienna Deep Learning Meetup! My first initiative is merging the Vienna Computer Vision Meetup with VDLM to unify the Viennese AI community. Let's innovate together! 🚀 #VDLM #AI #DeepLearning #ComputerVision https://t.co/MlTANSa45B
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@cMadan
Dr Christopher Madan 🐘🧠💻 (he/him)
2 years
"A random half of panelists were shown a CV and only a one-paragraph summary of the proposed research, while the other half were shown a CV and a full proposal. We find that withholding proposal texts from panelists did not detectibly impact rankings." https://t.co/IVXjvGqUDI
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Scientometrics - Scientists and funding agencies invest considerable resources in writing and evaluating grant proposals. But do grant proposal texts noticeably change panel decisions in single...
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@Michael_J_Black
Michael Black
2 years
Build what you need and use what you build. This is a core philosophy of my research. It shifts the focus away from publishing “papers” to what really matters — impact. This thread unpacks why I think this is a successful approach to science. 1/10 Or see: https://t.co/p3iWJ9LCzf
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Pavol Harar
2 years
My new favorite word of the day.
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Pavol Harar
2 years
David is a great mentor and it's a privilege to work with him. Definitely a great place to start a career.
@HaselbachLab
Haselbach lab
2 years
We are also looking for a Masterstudent who wants to explore E3 Biology using cryoEM and functional genetics. Please apply directly to me via mail.
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Pavol Harar
2 years
Well deserved! Congrats Julius 🎉
@GrohsPhilipp
Philipp Grohs
2 years
beyond proud of my (former) PhD student @julberner for being awarded a Promotio sub auspiciis Praesidentis rei publicae (see https://t.co/mfsV3bCFZW) by the President of Austria. This is a huge accomplishment!
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@BoWang87
Bo Wang
2 years
couldn’t agree more about the need for more computational biologists. More importantly, we must ensure they receive the recognition and support they deserve. Their work should never be dismissed as merely “just service”. Additionally, I’d like to remind everyone of the excellent
@prmshra
Parmita Mishra
2 years
WE NEED COMPUTATIONAL PEOPLE IN BIOLOGY. WE NEED THEM IN DRUG DISCOVERY AND MULTI OMICS. WE NEED HARDWARE PEOPLE TO BUILD SPECIFIC AND PORTABLE DEVICES. BUT MOST IMPORTANTLY WE NEED DEVS. WE NEED TO MAKE OPEN ACCESS DATA AS ACCESSIBLE AS POSSIBLE. WE NEED COMPUTE GRANTS. GIVE
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@BoWang87
Bo Wang
2 years
Absolutely! I’ve seen it happen three times in my lab in the last year: We post our papers as preprints and share our codes on GitHub early, but then others slightly modify our work and get published first. Meanwhile, our papers languish in long review processes. To add insult to
@Pdorrestein1
Pieter Dorrestein
2 years
@J_my_sci It depends. I personally prefer to preprint but we have noticed some labs repeating our experiments by monitoring our preprints. This is starting to happen to other labs as well as publishing can take months to years after submission while other journals it can take days.
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@sarahookr
Sara Hooker
2 years
I emailed an author about a paper where the ENTIRE contribution is about a dataset they curated + constructed. The question: has the dataset been released? No, we decided not to. What absurdity. I’m tempted to ask arxiv to take down the paper. How is this science?
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Pavol Harar
2 years
The end of this week at @IMPvienna is going to be CryoEM-y 🧊🦠🔬
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Pavol Harar
2 years
Excited to speak at Young Scientist Symposium 2023 by @ISTAustria!🎙️My talk, "From Pixels to Proteins: Neural Style Transfer's Unexpected Journey into Computational Microscopy," explores AI's role in simulating cryo transmission electron microscopes. https://t.co/KE37lvEO9S
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@Andrew_Akbashev
Andrew Akbashev
2 years
“Scientists must be mobile today. You must always relocate for the next academic position.” Academia is definitely different from industry in this regard. A fellowship is often given to those who are willing to relocate elsewhere. If, for ANY reason, a #PhD student wants to
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@MichaelLee04
Michael
2 years
Labeling bio images just got 10x faster 🏎️ Watch our best AI model yet in action, released today as AI Detect on @BiodockAI. You prompt one object, it finds the rest. Try it for free now!
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@HararPavol
Pavol Harar
2 years
I absolutely love that moment after coding a new algorithm day and night, totally exhausted, and then 💥 BAM! It starts working like a charm. Now, it's time for a well-deserved rest. Good night! 😊🛌
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@HaselbachLab
Haselbach lab
2 years
I am happy to share our latest study on the mechanism of the Anaphase promoting complex just out now in @NatureSMB. This is a close collaboration with the Brown lab @UNC, spearheaded by the amazing @BodrugTanya , who bridged the project across an ocean.
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Nature Structural & Molecular Biology - Here, using cryogenic electron microscopy and cryoDRGN, the authors delineate how the anaphase-promoting complex/cyclosome is reconfigurated to interact...
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