The Wall, the Lasagna, and the Last Biologist Who Codes
Back from the Swiss Proteomics meeting in Bern with a few observations: data is winning, lasagna is underrated as a visualization paradigm, and you’re running out of time to learn R.
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AI
Announcing MCPR: The First AI Protocol for Live R Sessions
MCPR solves the fundamental disconnect between AI agents and interactive data analysis by enabling direct execution within live R sessions, transforming AI from a code generator into a computational extension of analytical thinking.
R
Announcing MCPR: The First AI Protocol for Live R Sessions
MCPR solves the fundamental disconnect between AI agents and interactive data analysis by enabling direct execution within live R sessions, transforming AI from a code generator into a computational extension of analytical thinking.
WGCNA
The Wall, the Lasagna, and the Last Biologist Who Codes
Back from the Swiss Proteomics meeting in Bern with a few observations: data is winning, lasagna is underrated as a visualization paradigm, and you’re running out of time to learn R.
antibiotics
Making plotly labels behave: the story behind plotly.repel
Today I am publishing plotly.repel, an R package that brings ggrepel-style label repulsion to interactive plotly charts…
The Membrane Potential Paradox: How Bacteria Balance Permeability and Energy
How internal proton and potassium gradients gate porins, tune nutrient uptake, and shape antibiotic entry in Gram-negative bacteria.
conference
The Wall, the Lasagna, and the Last Biologist Who Codes
Back from the Swiss Proteomics meeting in Bern with a few observations: data is winning, lasagna is underrated as a visualization paradigm, and you’re running out of time to learn R.
data-science
Announcing MCPR: The First AI Protocol for Live R Sessions
MCPR solves the fundamental disconnect between AI agents and interactive data analysis by enabling direct execution within live R sessions, transforming AI from a code generator into a computational extension of analytical thinking.
membrane-potential
Making plotly labels behave: the story behind plotly.repel
Today I am publishing plotly.repel, an R package that brings ggrepel-style label repulsion to interactive plotly charts…
The Membrane Potential Paradox: How Bacteria Balance Permeability and Energy
How internal proton and potassium gradients gate porins, tune nutrient uptake, and shape antibiotic entry in Gram-negative bacteria.
microbiology
Making plotly labels behave: the story behind plotly.repel
Today I am publishing plotly.repel, an R package that brings ggrepel-style label repulsion to interactive plotly charts…
The Membrane Potential Paradox: How Bacteria Balance Permeability and Energy
How internal proton and potassium gradients gate porins, tune nutrient uptake, and shape antibiotic entry in Gram-negative bacteria.
multi-omics
The Wall, the Lasagna, and the Last Biologist Who Codes
Back from the Swiss Proteomics meeting in Bern with a few observations: data is winning, lasagna is underrated as a visualization paradigm, and you’re running out of time to learn R.
porins
Making plotly labels behave: the story behind plotly.repel
Today I am publishing plotly.repel, an R package that brings ggrepel-style label repulsion to interactive plotly charts…
The Membrane Potential Paradox: How Bacteria Balance Permeability and Energy
How internal proton and potassium gradients gate porins, tune nutrient uptake, and shape antibiotic entry in Gram-negative bacteria.
programming
Announcing MCPR: The First AI Protocol for Live R Sessions
MCPR solves the fundamental disconnect between AI agents and interactive data analysis by enabling direct execution within live R sessions, transforming AI from a code generator into a computational extension of analytical thinking.
proteomics
The Wall, the Lasagna, and the Last Biologist Who Codes
Back from the Swiss Proteomics meeting in Bern with a few observations: data is winning, lasagna is underrated as a visualization paradigm, and you’re running out of time to learn R.