Dr Benjamin Stewart
Postdoctoral Researcher
Benjamin is a postdoctoral researcher/clinical lecturer
His research uses the powerful tools of single cell genomics and computational biology to understand the tissue biology of the human kidney in health and disease.
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Clinical Lecturer (Nephrology) | University of Cambridge
Wellcome Trust Clinical PhD Programme | University of Cambridge
Research Scholar | Trinity College, Cambridge
Honorary Registrar (Nephrology) | Addenbrooke's Hospital
Membership of the Royal College of Physicians
Academic Clinical Fellow in Medicine | University of Cambridge
BM BCh | University of Oxford
BA Medical Sciences | University of Oxford
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ChatGPT passed the USMLE.
https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2022.12.19.22283643v2.full.pdf
this is wild
Now do @RCPhysicians PACES for a stochastic challenge.
Would you like to construct comparable gene regulatory networks from single cell/nuclei RNA-seq data that are suitable for population-level studies? SCORPION is out on bioRxiv! https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2023.01.20.524974v1
You can't "train" a model.
The model always exists.
It existed before you were born and it exists after your death.
You can only find the model.
"Training" is just your way of looking for the model's location in the infinite hypothesis space and binding its essence to silicon