#Annotation

Mary Klann, PhD

mcklann

I’ve been using @hypothes_is for collaborative annotation of both primary and secondary sources since 2018. It is the best digital pedagogical tool I have encountered. Some things I’ve learned: A

Kathryn Crouch

KathrynCrouch81

The quick answer is "no, not really". But, this seems like a good opportunity to talk about GO terms, as they are often poorly understood.https://twitter.com/chrmosimann/status/1357847985229467648 The Gene Ontology is a

Jane Clark Scharl

JcScharl

https://wordhoard.substack.com/p/a-note-on-methodLater today I’ll send my first post on “The Triumph of Love,” but in preparation I wanted to share this brief note on my method for this close reading project.

Harrison Kalodimos, MD 🌹

HKalodimos

If you donate enough money to a certain large hospital group in the Seattle area, they put a special annotation on your electronic medical record for the doctors taking care

Pete Bankhead

petebankhead

@QuPath #tweetorial part 2... this time it's (almost) all annotations. 1/20https://twitter.com/petebankhead/status/1295744964383694848?s=20#bioimageanalysis #digitalpathology #opensource #javafx I say 'almost all', because I nee

Elissa Washuta

elissawashuta

My advice for writers is to just pick one essay you like and are a little scared of and read it over and over and stop after every paragraph to

United Way Topeka

UnitedWayTopeka

(THREAD) In honor of #BlackHistoryMonth , each Thursday this month we will be bringing you stories about the issues, places, and people who shaped Black history throughout our community and

ℳąhą Bąℓi, PhD مها بالي 🌵

Bali_Maha

I understand it's hard to speak to black Zoom screens with names but no faces. I get it. But I won't force students to turn cameras on. I asked them

Sunil Pai

threepointone

*breathe in* Consider an App (app.js). It’s setup to lazily load components A on route /a, comprised of a.js and a.css, and component B on route /b, comprised of b.js

Amy Solomons

amy_jsolomons

‘Eighteenth-Century Female Readers in @NT_Libraries’: this paper analyses the in-situ book collections @tatton_park , @NTLymePark and Townend for evidence of female ownership, book-use and book circulation. @ResearchNT #EMQuon 1/14 Surv

eLife - the journal

eLife

We will be posting reviews publicly alongside preprints and have already begun instructing our editors and reviewers to prepare public reviews for all manuscripts under consideration 4/8 However, if our

Ryan J. Gallagher

ryanjgallag

I think we've pretty much established that dictionary methods are not good at classifying the sentiment of *short* docs *individually*But that's not the same as validating dictionary methods on *many*

Stephanie Yang

StephanieYang93

Excited to say that the mitochondrial DNA copy number GWAS that I worked on with @RyanLongchamps in @dan_arking's lab is now up on BioRxiv!https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.01.25.428086v1 In this work, we use data

Ted Laderas, PhD 🏳️‍🌈

tladeras

Last night I taught functional programming and {purrr}, which was one of the hardest lectures/labs to put together for the #rstats course.So far, the students seem to be getting it,

Philip Allfrey

dr_pda

Day 93 of #100DaysofDH: Contemplating what readers of a digital scholarly edition need, and have come across a few different points of view in recent days. Krista Rasmussen in https://www.openbookpublishers.com/htmlreader/978-1-78374-238-7/

Josh Miller

_jshmllr

How to handoff to dev using @figmadesign We use @Confluence for our formal dev documentation at @USATODAYNETWORK Simply use the HTML embed and paste in your embed in the document.

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