Michael Kammer, PhD 🗯
@Mnkammer
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Biomedical Engineer, Assistant prof @VUMC studying lung cancer biomarkers, AI enthusiast, washed up musician, starving artist
Nashville
Joined March 2011
What if Pikachu were drawn by different artists? A 🧵 of images I made with @midjourney_ai. Very cool how these tools can help show the key components of different styles. First up, Pikachu by Salvador Dali
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As Eric Grogan would tell you, the amount of mud in the river water depends on how far down the river you are from the mud. Not surprising (but never before tested), its the same for (lung cancer) biomarkers in the blood! https://t.co/rrtM2ZYWvA
@MASLAB_VUMC
bmcpulmmed.biomedcentral.com
Background Measurement of tumor markers from peripheral venous blood is an emerging tool to assist in the early diagnosis of lung cancer. Samples from the pulmonary artery and pulmonary artery wedge...
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Premalignant Progression in the Lung: An official @atscommunity research statement. Originally planned by our founder, Pierre Massion, and @MoghaddamSeyed who ensured it was completed. We are thankful to have participated through @Mnkammer
https://t.co/S79nEZHGqp
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Lot of fun putting this workshop together. If anyone wants the code and analysis we used, I would be happy to share https://t.co/ZSMK7hPgT1
ilcn.org
An expert panel from the US National Cancer Institute’s Early Detection Research Network provided insights into the current state of the art as well as barriers to use.
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I'm sure these aren't hard and fast rules across all journals or editors, but they're some pretty easy and obvious things I've picked up on
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language, put your text through ChatGPT at least to correct the grammar. If I can't tell what you're trying to say, I WILL send the paper back to you - reviewers are really hard to find. You'll get reviews back much faster if you suggest reviewers who actually respond
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After dipping my toes into editorial work, a couple of quick thoughts: - If you don't explicitly state a hypothesis, I WILL send the paper back to you - If you don't explicitly state limitations of your study, I WILL send the paper back to you - if English is not your first
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Collaborating with the amazing @AshleyEProsper @Mnkammer @MaldonadoFabien and Deni Aberle on a @radiology_rsna review article surveying the state of indeterminate pulmonary nodule characterization using CT and AI/ML analysis https://t.co/rJIAY7Dyks (2/5)
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@creinhartking I was trying to find your @ to tag you in this and couldn't! Huge thanks for your giant role in this!
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Pierre Massion's work continues to grow. Congrats to Georgii, and the @MASLAB_VUMC for this fantastic study https://t.co/EoxbAZHIBP
nature.com
Scientific Reports - Cancer-associated fibroblasts in early-stage lung adenocarcinoma correlate with tumor aggressiveness
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Super proud of @LeilaK09489364's best bioinfo prize by @Sfbifr for her poster at #YS2C_GSO on Lung Predict pilot study https://t.co/7KG04o1fjp Watch this space for the paper, thanks to @JulienMazieres @PierreFabre @ToulouseCancer and @Mnkammer for the validation cohort!
Congratulation at Leila Khajavi from @crctoncopole who receive the price of best bioinformatic poster delivered by @SfbiFr at the the 1st young cancer researchers congress (#YS2C_GSO)
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🩻 #CT advancements improve early #lungcancer detection, reducing mortality 🫁 Millions of nodules detected annually 💻 Semantic & engineered radiomic features & #deeplearning help us focus https://t.co/SyxPI1yTYT
@uclawillhsu @Mnkammer @MaldonadoFabien @RadiologyUcla
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Yoooo @JonBatiste on the radio at London Heathrow airport, bringing a little New Orleans to those of us that miss it!
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My first time serving as associate editor for a journal, after months of struggling to find reviewers and begging and praying, I finally get my first set of completed reviews: Rev 1: Accept Rev 2: Revise and resubmit Rev 3: Reject outright 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
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In Europe: this city isn't really the safest, if you walk around the park by yourself at night you might see something uncomfortable In America: this city is incredibly safe, there's only a handful of murders a month
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"After a brief discussion on the extent to which robots would eventually replace us, one of the physicians in the room joked that ChatGPT should just write my next paper for me." Read from "A Case Study in Artificial Intelligence-Generated Manuscripts." https://t.co/NWATaUAwpm
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ChatGPT took my job, and all I did in return was write an essay for @journal_CHEST
https://t.co/rif4PHXTru
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An awesome and comprehensive list. I’d add The Witcher. And of course, though not a series, the single best sci-fi novel of all time, Star Wars Galaxies, The Ruins of Dantooine
@Mnkammer Yes. Love the series and Asimov universe in general. Foundation is in my runner up list: 1.Thrawn Trilogy - Timothy Zahn https://t.co/AbZatxqryD Wars Legends: New Jedi Order - Various Authors 3.Enders Saga - Orson Scott Card https://t.co/EpvYAmhFX5 Series - Isaac Asimov
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@Mnkammer Yes. Love the series and Asimov universe in general. Foundation is in my runner up list: 1.Thrawn Trilogy - Timothy Zahn https://t.co/AbZatxqryD Wars Legends: New Jedi Order - Various Authors 3.Enders Saga - Orson Scott Card https://t.co/EpvYAmhFX5 Series - Isaac Asimov
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OK. Heres my list of series. Not necessarily in order of favorite or most read. I think mostly chronological. 1.Lord of the Rings Trilogy - JRRT 2.Orignial Shannara Trilogy - Terry Brooks 3.Chronicles of Thomas Covenant the Unbeliever - Stephen R Donaldsone 4.Dune series (Books
@OtisBRickman The podcast has a fantastic breadth and depth of Dune lore! I can’t recommend it enough. What are some others on your top 5 list?
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