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Assistant Professor UAS at HES-SO Valais-Wallis 🇨🇭 🤗 HF Fellow. Working on AI, Protein Design and Open Science. Creator of bioicons.com
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CC BY is great but also requires that we replace some of our tools. Many currently published CC BY papers are actually not fully CC BY because of BioRender www.chemistryworld.com/news/thousan...

Excited to share our new AllMetal3D model building on Metal3D. AllMetal3D predicts the location, identity and geometry of the major biologically relevant metal ions doi.org/10.1101/2025...

It’s been a tough few weeks. My 10yo daughter was diagnosed with a very rare, aggressive cancer called interdigitating dendritic cell sarcoma (IDCS). I’m reaching out to identify clinicians/patients who have encountered pediatric IDCS or other (non-LCH) dendritic or histiocytic sarcomas cases.

MLSB happening today! Packed room at @neuripsconf.bsky.social East Building Rm 11-12 @workshopmlsb.bsky.social

Re docking: @workshopmlsb.bsky.social has been piloting a leaderboard for the PLINDER benchmark. It would be awesome to get submissions using existing methods, then everyone can see comparisons better 😁 leaderboard & instructions are on mlsb.io

Unbelievable how expensive BioRender is. The Max Planck Digital Library is paying 673 413 USD for a two year license for a software that isn't even compatible with open access publishing (even if BioRender claims otherwise). ted.europa.eu/en/notice/-/...

Now available: open source UI with @Gradio for Boltz-1 by @gcorso.bsky.social @jeremywohlwend.bsky.social Check it out on HuggingFace spaces. h/t @huggingface.bsky.social for community L4 GPU: huggingface.co/spaces/simon...

Gave an intro to Docker + HuggingFace Spaces + Gradio at European Rosettacon 2024 for protein people. Maybe my slides are also interesting to the wider community: duerrsimon.github.io/docker_huggi...

More than 9000 studies published in open-access journals contain figures created using the commercial scientific illustration service BioRender, which should technically mean that they are available for free reuse. But that doesn’t appear to be the case. www.chemistryworld.com/news/thousan...