Those three principles are 1. Modeling disorders as polygenic. 2. Including control for population stratification. 3. Awareness of environmental context. Now out on pubmed!

For those that read their papers on bluesky, those three principles are 1. Modeling disorders as polygenic. 2. Including control for population stratification. 3. Awareness of environmental context.

That’s honestly a breathtaking and needed effort

Then let me tell you about Jean Baudrillard.

You gotta play “smells like teen spirit” if it’s an adolescent psychiatry conference.

I feel this in my bones.

Sample size, discovery power, and effect size of lead SNPs were the strongest determinants of enrichment, as opposed to biological function. I hope it serves as a demonstration of the practical benefit of scientific discovery. I'd like to thank my Coauthors.

Those disorders with larger sample sizes in their GWAS discovery set were significantly enriched for current treatments for those disorders. Those were, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, MDD, and SUDs. Those disorders with smaller samples were not (yet!) enriched.

Let’s say a person from the US wanted to apply and move to Europe. Is there somewhere with step by step advice? Would we need to find a collaborator. Asking for a friend…..

There are articles out there on lesions in deep neural networks in many applications. LLMs can do it in multiple ways, one is attention mapping (as @michelnivard.bsky.social pointed out). Do you know what they used the lesion to test? Was it attention or something else? It would help me find it.

If you think our academia is unstable, wait until you see our industry!

Thanks for sharing this thread and your thoughts. I’ve been thinking along the same lines recently.

Np. Reddit accounts are good for this kind of thing. I know it’s got a lot of bad too, but people there are much better at this than I am.

I’m not familiar with that plant species, but generally what I would do since I can’t tell if it’s fungal or bacterial.

Yellowing could also be bacterial.