Probably one of the most insane prompts for education. Found on openai' s discord: Mr. Ranedeer, your AI-Tutor. You can customize the style, level reasoning, etc. Works ok ish with plugins too.

So it looks like ChatGPT with Code Interpreter can do basically any visualization technique you ask. And you can tell it to make charts "more beautiful" (I actually asked it to generate artificial data to create the charts to show what they could do, which the AI happily did😬)

Today we report in Nature Biotechnology the development of dual-AAV in vivo delivery systems for prime editors that can support efficient prime editing in multiple organs such as brain, liver, and heart. 1/4

Every time I hear someone bring up how science is an unbiased unvarnished statement of immutable truths, I nod my head… sideways.

Ever wondered what T cell immunosurveillance of 🐭 mammary ducts looks like? Check out our image featured on the new cover of Science Immunology, showing CD103+ (pink) antiviral memory T cells (cyan) w/ in the ductal epithelium 🤩 Masopust Vezys Lab Noah Veis Gavil, MD, PhD

Today, the People's House – your house – sends a clear message to the country and to the world. America is a nation of pride.

kylie minogue doing the AI padam voice funniest person i know 😭😭

It is the Friday of pride weekend which means queers are at our strongest. It's like the full moon for witches 🌈

I am profoundly humbled and excited to officially announce that I will start my independent lab at Stanford this Dec. 16th. Growing up as the son of farmers in a remote village in China and facing the loss of my father at an age of 10, this journey has been anything but easy.

Excited to share our new work about the sequence basis of transcription initiation in human. We showed that simple rules can explain most human promoters, offering fresh insights into transcription initiation and gene regulation biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

😲 Time to revise textbooks 🤔 Title: "Transcription factors interact with RNA to regulate genes" "at least half of TFs also bind RNA, doing so through a previously unrecognized domain" cell.com/molecular-cell…

Check out our new paper by the extremely talented postdoc James Cornwell out now in nature. For decades it was thought the cell cycle was irreversible, but now we show that is not the case. nature.com/articles/s4158…

A mind-blowing paper has come out today in nature In 2016, JC Venter Institute scientists trimmed a bacterial genome to its barest minimum required for life to synthesize what they called a "minimal genome" (science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…). Today, a group of scientists from

Thrilled to announce my first first-author paper of grad school has been accepted at eLife - the journal! Shoutout to Elizabeth Turcotte, my 2 awesome labs, and my two amazing advisors Michael Emerman and @psmitchej. Check it out here: elifesciences.org/articles/84108

🧬 30 Days of Great Biology Papers. From the origins of the genetic code to pioneering work on circadian rhythms...these are my favorite snapshots from the history of biology. All the papers — and explanations — in a single thread: 🧵

For this Focus issue, we asked experts in bioimaging from around the world to tell us what excited them about the future of bioimage analysis for the next 5-20 years. (1/n) All Focus content can also be found here: nature.com/collections/af…

Hey Barbie and Oppenheimer, I’m a nuclear engineer and Miss America. There’s gotta be a crossover feature I can attend somewhere.

Perhaps you've wondered what Doritos would look like in a CT scan. We did, so here's a clump of Cool Ranch Doritos, scanned through the bag. But there's more...🧵

Happy Barbie day to all who celebrate.

My internship is ending soon and I'm not ready for it to be over 😢 the science is so good and the people are great