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A reflection on how AI is shifting our role as humans in this world. From its effects in programming related roles to the deeper philosophical implications for human cognitive evolution and our role in an emerging agentic society.

Expertise doesn’t equal effective teaching: a masterclass in how not to teach and my views on human lecturers in the age of AI.

The human cost, relentless stress, and loss of scientific creativity behind the fast-paced, high-stakes race for AI dominance in big tech labs.

A reflection on the transformative potential of simply asking for what you want or need, and how taking the initiative can lead to surprising opportunities and benefits. While asking doesn’t guarantee success, it opens doors and creates opportunities for growth.

In the digital heartbeat of the 21st century, a new thought has emerged: e/acc.

I’ve come to a realization: job boards and LinkedIn applications aren’t as effective as they seem.

Notes from the Machine Learning for Computational Biology 2024 conference discussion panel

As I was finalizing my PhD thesis in late 2023, I had the fortune of connecting with Paulina Paiz, a Stanford master’s student with a shared background and passion for tech and bio.

Dive into the world of protein language models (PLMs) with this curated collection of resources.

Welcome 👋 I have built this website with Wowchemy, a webiste builder for Hugo. I want to explain how I did it to help you get familiar with everything in no time.

Moving to a new place is never easy: you have to look for an apartment, maybe also find a job in your new place, a school for your children (if any), move all your belongings, and worst of all, you will face an incredibly high amount of bureaucracy to deal with during the first days, weeks, months, and even years at your future homeplace.

I was working in the industry before I started doing a PhD. That is pretty unconventional, since the vast majority of doctoral students enrol right after graduating from their bachelor or master.

Academic is designed to give technical content creators a seamless experience. You can focus on the content and Academic handles the rest. Highlight your code snippets, take notes on math classes, and draw diagrams from textual representation.

Learn how to blog in Academic using Jupyter notebooks