Casey Greene

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Like dogs? Like dog pictures? We examined whether or not dog pictures might influence dog breed tests. More at the link! https://news.cuanschutz.edu/dbmi/how-trustworthy-is-your-dogs-dna-test
How Trustworthy is Your Dog’s DNA Test?

In a new study, CU Department of Biomedical Informatics researchers say some direct-to-consumer dog breed DNA test results seem to be more dependent on a photo than genetics.

I'm so grateful to all my mentors along the way @greenescientist @MarylynRitchie @hakyim, Diego Milone and Georgina Stegmayer. I'm truly excited to start this new chapter in my career and our life with my family, Sofia, Joaco, and Guada.
The entrance to this park in #denver must be pretty steep! Note the #altitude changes when #biking #cycling #mapping

If you're watching TV in #Denver this month, you might catch me on a commercial for #CUAnschutz. 🙀 🙀 🙀 🙀

It includes highlights of work with #BigData and #AI/#ArtificialIntelligence

https://news.cuanschutz.edu/news-stories/cu-anschutz-returns-to-airwaves-with-possibilities-endless

Big Data and Bold Medicine: CU Anschutz Returns to Airwaves with 'Possibilities Endless'

March 13 is the launch of the latest phase of the CU Anschutz advertising campaign Possibilities Endless, featuring campus spaces and talent.

Nice article today @Nature by @biancanogrady on 'hyperauthorship' in science. https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-023-00575-3. It reminds me of a 2018 blog post I wrote about the 'Deep Review' from @greenescientist and Anthony Gitter, which used a Python script to determine the final authorship order: https://blogs.nature.com/naturejobs/2018/02/20/techblog-manubot-powers-a-crowdsourced-deep-learning-review/
Hyperauthorship: the publishing challenges for ‘big team’ science

Studies involving hundreds, even thousands, of scientists are on the rise, but how do such large groups coordinate their work?

The NIH is requesting input on postdoc career structure and funding (Closing date in April 14th).

https://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-OD-23-084.html

NOT-OD-23-084: Request for Information (RFI): Re-envisioning U.S. Postdoctoral Research Training and Career Progression within the Biomedical Research Enterprise

NIH Funding Opportunities and Notices in the NIH Guide for Grants and Contracts: Request for Information (RFI): Re-envisioning U.S. Postdoctoral Research Training and Career Progression within the Biomedical Research Enterprise NOT-OD-23-084. OD

Hey, folks. Big layoffs at DigitalOcean today, and my team and I were hit. In fact, so was my adjacent team, and a good chunk of my department. I don't have much reach here on Mastodon yet, but if anybody wants to discuss opportunities for a technical editor / writer / manager of same, I'm up for it.

Seems sensible to me right now, but with the speed of change, how long will this hold true? What properties or abilities would you expect an AI to have for it to qualify for authorship in a scholarly context?

Personal responsibility, consent and agency come to mind, but I have no idea how one would validate these properties.

I suspect scientific editors will be confronting this soon. 2/

Always makes me think of this XKCD, and somehow the answer turns out to actually, finally, be yes!

https://xkcd.com/1205/

Is It Worth the Time?

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