AndrewGYork

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by AndrewGYork 8mo ago
I'm fully convinced that magnets do absolutely nothing to (normal) animal physiology. What's cool about this work though, is we show that magnetic effects on ENGINEERED biological systems can be enormous: https://twitte
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by AndrewGYork 8mo ago
Even more context here: https://www.science.org/content/article/magnetically-sensiti...
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by AndrewGYork 8mo ago
Thanks!
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Magnetic remote control of biology(bsky.app)
26 points by AndrewGYork 8mo ago|10 comments
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by AndrewGYork 8mo ago
We figured out how to turn protein function on and off, with magnetic fields from small handheld magnets. More context here: https://bsky.app/profile/andrewgyork.bsky.social/post/3mcbrd...
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by AndrewGYork 3y ago
I'm one of the authors. There's some discussion of these results on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AndrewGYork/status/1679258525900640256 For more context, the idea that any biological protein responds to
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by AndrewGYork 5y ago
One of the questions raised at the end of the article: "Do we ever benefit from explicitly putting Fourier layers into our models?" Has a simple, partial answer here: https://docs.scipy.org/doc/scipy/refe
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by AndrewGYork 6y ago
That's a good example! I never bothered soliciting formal peer review for that article, but many of the principles we simulated there have since been demonstrated: https://doi.org/10.1364/BOE.391787
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by AndrewGYork 6y ago
As opposed to the traditional publishing high-school popularity game? I'm partially joking, but traditional publishing is very much a popularity contest. You're free to ignore this, but I don't recommend it. My personal exper
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by AndrewGYork 6y ago
Every since I got my own lab, I've been skipping "traditional" publication, for these reasons and more. I've had great success and satisfaction sharing my research via "DIY" publishing: https://andre
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by AndrewGYork 6y ago
FPBase and Talley Lambert ( twitter.com/talleyjlambert ) are both awesome. I'm a physicist working with fluorescence microscopy, and I use tools that Talley developed or contributed to all the time. Which reminds me, also check ou
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by AndrewGYork 7y ago
I asked this on Twitter, but maybe folks here can answer better: how important is nonlinearity for deep neural networks? This method's output seems to be a linear function of its (complex) input. Does that put important bounds on perfo
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by AndrewGYork 8y ago
A different target audience, but in the same spirit, here's an open source microscopy project from our lab: https://andrewgyork.github.io/remote_refocus/ My friend André Maia Chagas is doing some inspiring work i
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by AndrewGYork 8y ago
I asked this on Twitter, but maybe folks here can answer better: how important is nonlinearity for deep neural networks? This method's output seems to be a linear function of its (complex) input. Does that put important bounds on perfo
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by AndrewGYork 9y ago
Sounds like we're pulling in the same direction re:improving scientific publishing. At the risk of debating an ally, do you mean to imply that preprint servers are "more archival"? I'm guessing you're familiar with
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by AndrewGYork 9y ago
In the same spirit, our lab is experimenting with a new approach to scientific publishing via Github: https://twitter.com/AndrewGYork/status/965765089373515776 No paywall, no delay, straight to the web. Open data,