Nicholas Weber
@webernick.bsky.social
Molecular biologist in gene therapy for rare diseases. I'm a Montanan happily living in Spain with my family of 4. basketball, reading, cooking and biking.
Yesterday, I was impacted with some interactions with AI to the point where I felt convinced that my job, and everyone's job, was going to be able to be done better by very simple LLM bots. Today, I felt like a quick chat, get some quick analysis on the current events rapidly. And here's what I get
September 12, 2025 at 2:24 PM
Yesterday, I was impacted with some interactions with AI to the point where I felt convinced that my job, and everyone's job, was going to be able to be done better by very simple LLM bots. Today, I felt like a quick chat, get some quick analysis on the current events rapidly. And here's what I get
I recently got an opinion piece published in my hometown newspaper. bitterrootstar.com/2025/08/from...
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From black measles to breakthroughs: why science matters - Bitterroot Star
by Nick Weber, PhD, scientist at the Center for Applied Medical Research, University of Navarra, Pamplona, Spain In the early 1900s, the Bitterroot Valley experienced waves of measles outbreaks. Thi...
bitterrootstar.com
September 2, 2025 at 10:05 AM
I recently got an opinion piece published in my hometown newspaper. bitterrootstar.com/2025/08/from...
@sciencehomecoming.bsky.social
#McClintockLetters #SciComm #DefendResearch
@sciencehomecoming.bsky.social
#McClintockLetters #SciComm #DefendResearch
It may be that papers with this type of title are more likely to have better organization, well written arguments, and easily accessible well laid out conclusions. These essential attributes for effective scientific communication may be what leads to more citations www.nature.com/articles/d41...
Catchy, clear, concise: three-part phrases boost research paper citations
Memorable ‘tripartite’ phrases in titles make studies more likely to be read and cited.
www.nature.com
March 19, 2025 at 8:50 AM
It may be that papers with this type of title are more likely to have better organization, well written arguments, and easily accessible well laid out conclusions. These essential attributes for effective scientific communication may be what leads to more citations www.nature.com/articles/d41...