WEEK 16 · GATE 16: PAPER 1 ON BIORXIV (L3)
There is a moment in every explorer's story when the map leaves their hands. Before it, it is a draft; after it, it belongs to everyone who wants to check it. This week you press "submit" on bioRxiv. It will feel anticlimactic (a form, a PDF, a category) and then, a few days later, a DOI appears, and your name is attached to a piece of science forever. You also translate it for humans: a LinkedIn article for non-sci…
THE NEXT BLOCK
Saturday sandbox
Rives et al. (2021), "Biological structure and function emerge from scaling unsupervised learning to 250 million protein sequences", PNAS 118(15) — the ESM-1b paper, for the "why it works" story
In: LABLOOP-W16 Notebook
By Sunday you should be able to say: “I am the author of a preprint with a DOI. I can explain conformal coverage and what a protein embedding is.”
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