Michal Komorowski @sysbiosig

sysbiosig.org Warsaw Joined July 2015

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EMBO @EMBO

3 years ago

EMBO Solidarity Grants supporting life scientists displaced by armed conflicts are stipends for researchers to start, continue or finish their PhD thesis; for post-doctoral researchers; and for research stays in the participating countries. #Ukraine️ embo.org/funding/lectur…

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Lena Steshenko @steshenko_lena

3 years ago

The @NCN_PL launched a special scheme to allow researchers from Ukraine to continue their research at the Polish research centres. The call for proposals starts on 28 March 2022. Proposals must be provided via ePUAP. More information can be found here: ncn.gov.pl/en/aktualnosci…

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Science Magazine @ScienceMagazine

4 years ago

Why do cells vary in their signaling responses? Using a binucleated cell system, a new study in @scisignal finds that molecular variability across cells—and not random biochemical “noise”—may shape variations in signaling outcomes. #SystemsBiology fcld.ly/bl3txor

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Michal Komorowski @sysbiosig

4 years ago

#ScienceForUkraine: If you are a cell biologist (or related) interested in cell-to-cell heterogeneity let us know. We have a fully funded postdoc position in Warsaw, at the Polish Academy of Sciences. More info at sysbiosig.org @Sci_for_Ukraine

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Science Signaling @scisignal

4 years ago

Why do cells vary in their signaling responses? Using a binucleated cell system, the Komorowski lab (@sysbiosig) finds that molecular variability across cells, and not random biochemical “noise”, may shape variations in signaling outcomes. #SystemsBiology fcld.ly/spohdoi

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Science Signaling @scisignal

4 years ago

The new issue of Science Signaling is out now! This week, researchers characterize a molecular player in T cell proliferation, and experiments get at the root of why cells can show different responses to the same signaling events. fcld.ly/5sh6cfz

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Ash Jogalekar @curiouswavefn

4 years ago

I think a lot of the challenges in drug discovery can be summarized by the following statement: "Biology is complex, non-linear and networked while the methods we are using to interrogate and control it are reductionist, linear and isolated."

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A. Sánchez Alvarado @Planaria1

4 years ago

Commemoration of the life & work of Chilean biologist & philosopher Humberto Maturana en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Humberto_… Tomorrow, June 17 4:30pm Chile/3:30pm Colombia/ 1:30pm CA, USA (PDT)/ 3:30pm CDT Open to the public at meet.google.com/geb-bcmi-qzc @LASDB_DevBiol @___SDB___ @BioEspanol

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EMBO Reports @emboreports

4 years ago

In memory of our board member Dan Salah Tawfik (1955-2021). embopress.org/doi/full/10.15…

Caroline Lynn Kamerlin 🇺🇸🇬🇧🇸🇪🇮🇷 ☀️ 🇪🇺🦓 @kamerlinlab

4 years ago

In memory of our board member Dan Salah Tawfik (1955-2021). embopress.org/doi/full/10.15… https://t.co/WRetncbXNU

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bioRxiv SysBio @biorxiv_sysbio

5 years ago

Fractional response analysis reveals logarithmic cytokine responses in cellular populations biorxiv.org/cgi/content/sh… #biorxiv_sysbio

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Michal Komorowski @sysbiosig

5 years ago

Excited to introduce Fractional Response Analysis (FRA), which by deconvoluting multivariate cellular responses into distinct fractions (using #RenyiInformation), quantifies hidden patterns of cell-to-cell heterogeneity. Pleasure working with you @rachelerigby, #RehwinkelLab!

bioRxiv SysBio @biorxiv_sysbio

5 years ago

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Talley Lambert @TalleyJLambert

6 years ago

for when 280 characters just isn't enough... here's a new forum for light microscopy acquisition/theory/hardware to complement the fantastic image analysis forum (using the same forum platform). come join the community!

Jennifer Waters @JenCWaters

6 years ago

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Rhett Allain @rjallain

6 years ago

Reminder. The Apollo 11 computer ran at 2 MHz and had around 64 Kb of memory - oh, and it weighed about as much as half a person. With that, they were able to get to the moon. Your smart phone is vastly more powerful. newatlas.com/apollo-11-guid…

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Fermat's Library @fermatslibrary

6 years ago

PAPER “The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Mathematics in the Natural Sciences.” An essay by Nobel prize winning theoretical physicist Eugene Wigner. fermatslibrary.com/s/the-unreason…

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Michal Komorowski @sysbiosig

6 years ago

Estimation of mutual information and capacity for multivariate signaling data without density estimation and gradient optimization, with logistic regression instead. Much simpler and more reliable than with#KNN. Finally out @PLOSCompBiol: doi.org/10.1371/journa… #BlahutArimoto

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Kevin Mitchell @WiringTheBrain

6 years ago

The review I wanted to write… by @statsepi link.medium.com/E4ZTYI45UX "So here I am, suggesting that senior people and research leaders are just rubber stamping scientific papers. It’s an outrageous idea. But are you shocked? I doubt it."

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James Briscoe @briscoejames

6 years ago

Insightful & provocative from Dan Nicholson How the reductionist machine conception of the cell has reached its limit of usefulness Ideas from nonequilibrium thermodynamics & complexity theory… are needed to interpret and explain biological processes sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

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Zechner lab @zechnerlab

6 years ago

Excited to share our new preprint on context-dependent signal processing of gene promoters! Wonderful collaboration with @Anders_S_Hansen at @berkeleyMCB . @csbdresden @mpicbg biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

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Sten Linnarsson @slinnarsson

6 years ago

You can make mice autistic by feeding them feces from autistic kids? Haha, right?! No, that’s an actual current Cell paper. And apparently neither the editors @CellCellPress nor reviewers bothered to even look at the plots.