David Mas-Ponte
@davidmasp
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Postdoc at @humantechnopole working on genomes prior @GenomeDataLab + @UW
Milan
Joined May 2010
i have something (relatively) similar in my obsidian vault, using EuropePMC API, works really well and super reliable
We vibecoded a Slack app that detects bioRxiv and medRxiv links posted to our lab's #papers channel, and auto-posts the title+authors+abstract for easy previewing Posting the Github repo here - Free to install/deploy in case anyone else finds it useful https://t.co/OjVy41e8LS
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Tie, who has called herself Biotech Barbie, focuses her entrepreneurial ambitions on a controversial goal: altering the genome of human embryos to prevent genetic disorders https://t.co/NCNZWYYjqz
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With the traditional vote patterns of Catalunya and Basque Country already showing up.
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Funny to see this within historical context, post dictatorship Spain joined NATO with heavy criticism from the socialists (now in power) They then later won the elections and switched sides to support NATO They still had the common decency to throw a referendum that barely passed
Trump suggests kicking Spain out of NATO as a “laggard” — Finnish president left speechless During a meeting with Finnish President Alexander Stubb, Donald Trump said that Spain should be “kicked out of NATO” because it’s “falling behind on defense payments.” “Maybe you should
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Both Mary Brunkow and Fred Ramsdell were at Celltech's laboratories in Seattle when they published the paper. Interestingly, Celltech was originally founded primarly by the UK goverment and eventually sold to a Belgian biotech (lol)
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Congratulations to Mary Brunkow, Fred Ramsdell and Shimon Sakaguchi for this year's Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. It also demonstrates the fairness of the prize, as Mary Brunkow is a Senior Program Manager (not a professor) at the @isbsci. https://t.co/DIGW0l7X81
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like the idea of "knowledge tiers" invention ➡️ engineering ➡️ scaling
Was great to chat about virtual cells and @arcinstitute with @JorgeCondeBio and @eriktorenberg on the @a16z pod. More next week!
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not sure what's more unexpected, notion offline or the EU hoodie 😅
So for 5 years, “offline” has been the #1 request. Today, thanks to the perseverance of our engineering team, @NotionHQ finally works offline. Your ideas don’t need Wi‑Fi to exist! For Notion community: thank you for your patience while we built this right. This is a journey,
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Escritor después de haber firmado 2000 libros y sentarse en su propio libro. #Celsius232 / #celsius2025
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📄 In this work, we try to bridge two parallel research areas: the well-established literature on agent-based modeling in biological systems and recent advances in learning update rules in CA from data with autodifferentiation. https://t.co/4EsZECaEYV
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Neural Cellular Automata (NCAs) are a promising new approach to model self-organizing processes, with potential applications in life science. However, their deterministic nature limits their...
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Someone saw this and thought, "this is such a cool and not cringe at all announcement, let's publish it!" scary world we live in 🥲
After four and a half years of building, I’m beyond excited to announce today family planning via genetic matching on @nucleusgenomics. Imagine knowing nearly every possible genetic outcome for you and your partner’s future children, starting with your future children’s risk of
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Is there any community "AlphaFold Server" that can be self-hosted? Any in the making?
For #AI prediction of protein structure, now there's Massive Fold to save cost and time https://t.co/FUrZyCAVrX
@NatComputSci @GBrysbaert and #AlphaFold3 just went open-source https://t.co/GSbkwEp8lw
@Nature @ewencallaway
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cc @dieworkwear
Crits, insults i llançament de fang contra el rei, Mazón i el govern a Paiporta https://t.co/SpGp2K719c
#DanaPaísValencià3Cat
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most names are actually quite random though. e.g. TP53, named after something like "tumor protein with 53 kDa". My favorite trivia is that the actual molecular mass is not 53 but 44, just runs as heavier because of how many prolines it has.
A central mistake in biology was to name genes. This over-simplification made reconciling what is happening on the molecular level a mess - it's not rare to find reports of opposite mechanisms in different contexts, claimed involvement in dozens if not hundreds of different
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interesting example, wondering how many RLN-like evolution events could we see at the molecular level where "design" and "optimal solutions" are harder to interpret
My meager education in biology and evolution gave me the mistaken impression that evolution optimized everything. But it didn't. One example is the recurrent laryngeal nerve (RLN). It goes from behind your ear, loops down below your aorta, and then back up to the voice-box 1/2
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TIL that a spain (still under franco) "forced" a re-unification referendum to Gibraltar in 1967 and only 2 people voted in favor of joining back
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video de @MorningBrew sobre el DATA VALLEY a Ashburn, Virginia Punts clau, access a electricitat barata i sostenible, proximitat a una metropoli pero amb terreny rural, barat i protegit de calamitats meteorologiques etc. https://t.co/yUkznkYOZL
poca broma amb Bon Area, un datacenter a guissona amb plaques solars i tota la pesca
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poca broma amb Bon Area, un datacenter a guissona amb plaques solars i tota la pesca
CTWS - Casa Tarradellas Web Services
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CTWS - Casa Tarradellas Web Services
Sempre he pensat que una peça clau per a qualsevol nació que aspiri a tenir sobirania tecnològica és disposar almenys d'un proveïdor al núvol propi i competitiu. França té OVH, Xina Alibaba, Alemanya (T-Systems), etc. I com es veu a sota, està a l'abast d'algú com Lidl fer-ho.
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