AI is often presented as a near-magical solution for medicine. The reality is more complex. In my latest OpEd, I argue that the challenge isn’t the technology, but how we talk about it. Overselling AI risks eroding public trust in science and medicine. tinyurl.com/asdjbx25

Excited to share my first op-ed on gender equity, published in Women’s eNews. I reflect on how internalized fear and self-doubt continue to hold women back, even as external barriers begin to fall. womensenews.org/2025/11/gend… Grateful to @TheOpEdProject for their support.

A great PhD opportunity in quantitative immunology at UCL bsky.app/profile/qimmuno.bsk…

Please join faculty from the Department of Immunobiology, the Department of Bioinformatics & Data Science and the Microbial Sciences Institute for a Q&A webinar about our faculty searches at Yale. October 10, 2024 12p (noon) EST. Registration required: yale.zoom.us/webinar/registe…

Choosing ignorance to fuel curiosity and discovery—The importance of stupidity in scientific research, M. Schwartz (doi.org/10.1242/jcs.033340). I especially love this line: 'Productive stupidity means being ignorant by choice'.

Interested in PhD or postdoctoral positions at the interface between interpretable deep learning and computational immunology? These positions at the University of Bern and Yale University might be what you are looking for: tinyurl.com/42zybrnu

The State of the Culture, 2024 - by Ted Gioia honest-broker.com/p/the-stat…

The real reason you feel so busy (and what to do about it) (Dorie Clark | TEDxBoston) go.ted.com/6Rky via @TEDTalks

Bon voyage