WEEK 21 · PAPER 3 SCOPED WITH A PARTNER
Picking a scientific problem is like picking a hiking trail with a friend who knows the mountains. You bring the map-making skills (embeddings, baselines, evaluation); they bring the terrain (the enzyme family they care about, the organisms in their freezer, the assays they can run). The best trail sits where your feasibility and their interest overlap, which is exactly Uri Alon's chart from week 0. This week you se…
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Saturday sandbox · after Coursera A Crash Course in Causality
Steinegger & Söding (2017), "MMseqs2 enables sensitive protein sequence searching for the analysis of massive data sets", Nature Biotechnology 35:1026-1028
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By Sunday you should be able to say: “I can explain what my baseline predicts, how well, and why the partner's lab is the only way to know if it matters.”
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