
Computational biologist at TU Dresden. I am curious how mutations happen, why damage and mutagenesis differ a lot from place to place. @apoetsch.bsky.social
Dresden, Germany
Joined June 2012
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Our 🧬 language model GROVER has now been published in @NatMachIntell. GROVER is a foundation model on the human genome to understand how such models learn grammatical structure in 🧬 and fine-tune it for more specific genomics questions. doi.org/10.1038/s42256-024-0…
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Anna Poetsch retweeted
Are you interested in combing machine learning and 🧬 language models with multi-omics data to study somatic genome evolution?
We have several open postdoc positions and look forward to hearing from you!
tu-dresden.de/cmcb/biotec/...
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Are you interested in combing machine learning and 🧬 language models with multi-omics data to study somatic genome evolution?
We have several open postdoc positions and look forward to hearing from you!
tu-dresden.de/cmcb/biotec/...
🧬🖥️
There seems to be some overdue momentum to move to bluer skies. You can find me over there under
@apoetsch.bsky.social 👋
(the algorithm didn't like this post before, so here it is again, but with a picture and some algorithm-candy: Immigrants rock! 💪🏻)
There seems to be some overdue momentum to move to bluer skies. You can find me over there under
@apoetsch.bsky.social 👋
Are you interested in how 🧬 works in the context of cancer and leukaemia development? We have several open postdoc positions. Interested? Please just get in touch.
(I have not found the time to formally advertise them, yet)
Anna Poetsch retweeted
PhD and Postdoc positions available! Interested in how our immune system evolves with a growing tumour, and how we can use that to fight cancer? Love data analysis? Applications now being accepted in the Machado Lab (machado-lab.org/contact) at the University of Cambridge.
I am happy to announce that as of today I will be Acting Chair for Genomics 🧬 @BIOTEC_TUD @tudresden_de.
I feel very honoured for the opportunity!
It is a temporary appointment that brings me one step further. Also, I guess, I sound more important now 🪑.
In our most recent paper published in @BMC_series #BMCBioinformatics, we looked further into what 🧬language models learn and proposed a fine-tuning task to evaluate foundation models doi.org/10.1186/s12859-024-0… a 🧵 1/8
Anna Poetsch retweeted
In our most recent paper published in @BMC_series #BMCBioinformatics, we looked further into what 🧬language models learn and proposed a fine-tuning task to evaluate foundation models doi.org/10.1186/s12859-024-0… a 🧵 1/8
Big shoutout to the authors @SanabriaMeli and @JonasHirsch3! Well done! 🥳
(@SanabriaMeli also wrote this tweetorial, but the thanks is from me 😉)
In conclusion, next-kmer prediction requires learning of context beyond token identity. We can use it as a measure to evaluate 🧬 LLMs that will be used to discover new genome biology that goes beyond motifs and sequence content 7/8
By the way, we use the next-kmer task to choose the best vocabulary for GROVER doi.org/10.1038/s42256-024-0… 🧵 8/8







