Phylogeneticist, metagenomicist, bioinformaticist, husband and dad.
Southborough, MA
Joined March 2011
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Michael Nute retweeted
The open source launch warning tool that @tylerni7 and @michaelnute built worked like a charm again—we expected to see an ionospheric disturbance but didn’t. That’s because the launch failed.
Michael Nute retweeted
North Korea conducted an ICBM test. The yellow flash in the video is an ionospheric disturbance created by the launch, detected in GPS data using a tool built by @tylerni7 and @michaelnute.
Michael Nute retweeted
For us to avoid a future SVB, here are two things we could do as a country:
1) Restore Dodd-Frank legislative protections, which this bank would've likely failed.
2) Legislate that banks can't require 100% of your deposits be with them in return for debt of any sort.
Here's the best explanation of how it worked at SVB. Great deals on everything, you just have to hold all your deposits with us. Pay no attention to what's happening to them behind the curtain.
Michael Nute retweeted
The open source missile detection tool that @tylerni7 and @michaelnute detected the North Korean ICBM launch. I will never get tried of seeing this.
This was a fun project to be a part of and a pleasure to talk about with @ArmsControlWonk!
New ACW podcast ep up! @tylerni7 and @michaelnute join Jeffrey to talk about their *incredible* tool and work on detecting long-range missile launches out of North Korea based on ionospheric disturbances found in GPS data. This is amazing.
patreon.com/posts/76178665
Michael Nute retweeted
Time to let the cat out of the bag! @tylerni7 and @michaelnute have been writing code to detect missile launches like tonight's North Korean ICBM test in GPS data. Missiles make ionospheric disturbances that GPS records. The yellow ripple is the ionospheric disturbance.
Michael Nute retweeted
Excellent collaboration with @SapovalNicolae @amiraliagz @michaelnute @AdvaitBalaji @LeoElworth @edrisi_amin @optimalab1 @vyao @NakhlehRice @rbaraniuk (and others!) now out in @NatureComms highlighting the impact of Deep Learning across the Biosciences: nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
Guys, we need to cancel whoever wrote this ASAP. washingtonpost.com/opinions/…
Michael Nute retweeted
Just a reminder that Sergei Shoigu, Russia's defence minister, collects interesting pieces of wood and has shown them off to Putin.
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Michael Nute retweeted
Please join us for a virtual symposium organized by @ricekenkennedy @RiceCompSci, featuring a stellar speaker lineup & taking place on Friday, March 11th (2-year anniversary of WHO declaration of #COVID19 pandemic). Register today! (free but limited spots) eventbrite.com/e/covid-19-sy…
Michael Nute retweeted
Sincere question for #genomics/#microbiome folx from @davidandacat & me -- y'all do such a fabulous & specific job specifying exactly how you did your lab work (minutes & speed centrifuged; annealing temp) BUT then you say "we used Stata"; "we ran a linear regression"... 1/3
Michael Nute retweeted
A thread focusing on a mutation in Omicron that looks promising as a potential indicator of trace Omicron presence in wastewater: N:DEL31/33. Let's dig in!
Earlier in the week, traces of Omicron were detected in Houston wastewater, highlighted here: khou.com/article/news/health…
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Michael Nute retweeted
So cool! The next time a prospective Ph.D. student asks me for a good example of an applied research problem my computational group @RiceCompSci focuses on, I will send them this tweet & nothing else :) #wastewater #Omicron #TeamScience
Michael Nute retweeted
Extremely proud & humbled to have hooded my first PhD student @RiceCompSci @RiceSSPB. Congrats, Dr. Qi Wang (@QiMariaWang1)! What a unique privilege it was to serve as your advisor over the past 4 years. Looking forward to hearing about all of the great things you do at @illumina
Michael Nute retweeted
I am just thrilled to announce I've sold another story to @kaleidotrope! I hope all you kids who love dinosaurs enjoy my story, "Kids Who Love Dinosaurs."
