Did you know that a plant’s health is often decided before it even hits the soil? In our review link.springer.com/article/10…, we provide systematic review about what we currently know about the seed microbiome @unisouthampton @tugraz @FWF_at @TomiSci1
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Sequence-to-function deep learning decodes human cis-regulatory evolution biorxiv.org/content/10.64898…
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I am building an extremely sophisticated biomedical science application with GPT-6 Astra for analyzing flow cytometry data.
Flow cytometry is one of the most essential technologies in immunology. It allows us to analyze tens of thousands, or even millions, of individual cells from blood, tissues, or other samples, using fluorescently tagged antibodies that identify specific cell types and measure the proteins they express. It's like our window into the world of the cells.
For decades, labs like mine have paid thousands of dollars every year in subscription and licensing fees for commercial software to analyze these datasets. I have canceled all my subscriptions 😊
I have now almost built a fully functional, research-grade version of such an application with Astra! It already has a better UI/UX than many of the tools I have used, and my goal now is to make it even better than the leading commercial applications in this field!
I had in fact built earlier basic versions using previous Codex models, but this is the first time I have reached a version that works exactly the way I want it to, with the interface, analysis workflow, and features behaving almost perfectly. Previous versions took a lot of efforts with many bugs to deal with, with Astra you get what you ask for almost the first shot! It's just unbelievable!
And this is only one project. I have several other highly complex biological and biomedical software applications in my Astra pipeline. At this point, my main bottlenecks are basically token limits and the number of hours I can stay awake and massive coffee stocks! 😂
It is just incredible to think that scientific software that once required specialized development teams, years of engineering, and sometimes million dollar budgets can now be built by someone like me who has no software engineering experience!
With Astra you can just do things! ✨
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He is a 1st year AI engineering student at Stanford - and already launched an automated system making $2.1M a year:
00:20 - how Anthropic engineers make millions with LLM and Transformers
38:34 - In-Context Learning makes AI smarter for free
59:47 - 1st year student made $2.1M using LLM from scratch
after watching I gave LLM the idea I had been holding in my head for 3 years - it built it in one evening.
save & watch - the article below is a step by step guide to build your automated LLM system.
In a large-scale study involving 100 tomato genotypes collected from 12 geographical locations in China, we examined how plant genotype shapes the seed microbiome doi.org/10.1128/msystems.014….
Understanding these interactions provides valuable opportunities for integrating microbiome-based strategies into plant breeding and crop improvement programs, ultimately supporting more resilient and sustainable agricultural systems.
Appreciation to co-authors Xiaoyulong Chen, @TomiSci1 @GBerg_ubt @CarolinaLobato1 and @FWF_at for the funding that facilitated me to perform this study at the @unisouthampton.
DGX Spark isn’t just compact — it’s dense with possibility. Inside its 1.2 kg chassis is a full-blown AI supercomputer built to take AI beyond the data center and into the hands of those who create. blogs.nvidia.com/blog/live-d… via @nvidia
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Mulondo to the wa .. to the wa wa🌎
Well done @OOlimi for [lead] authoring this paper
I am happy to have contributed samples 4 this research. Who knew that mulondo microbiobe would be deciphered
The ancestors must be smiling down on us
enviromicro-journals.onlinel…
Insights Into the Mondia Whitei Microbiome Across Geographic Regions in Eastern Africa - Olimi - 2025 - Environmental Microbiology Reports - Wiley Online Library enviromicro-journals.onlinel…
@owensingura @rkabushenga you may find interest in reading some parts, especially those regarding the patents held already on some of the plant’s chemicals.
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My passion is #youth and women empowerment in agribusiness. Here is our efforts to empower youth involved in chicken #agribusinesses. The #Greening the Chicken Value Chain project supported under the Grand Challenges Africa of @sci4africa. @narouganda
youtu.be/-o7qMEvdt9s?si=wpn1…
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Curious about the key milestones, publications, and breakthroughs of #EXCALIBURh2020? 🧪🌱
Dive into our press releases and discover the real impact of the project 👉bit.ly/3FwQfaq
#biodiversity #soil #HorizonEurope #EU #H2020 #ResearchImpactEU
The overarching goal of sustainable agriculture has driven research into biological solutions. In our recent study, we compare the effects of applying living beneficial bacterial inoculants versus their associated volatile metabolites
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The overarching goal of sustainable agriculture has driven research into biological solutions. In our recent study, we compare the effects of applying living beneficial bacterial inoculants versus their associated volatile metabolites @FWF_at @TomiSci1 @unisouthampton
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The overarching goal of sustainable agriculture has driven research into biological solutions. In our recent study, we compare the effects of applying living beneficial bacterial inoculants versus their associated volatile metabolites
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