William DeWitt
@wsdewitt.github.io
Assistant Professor, University of Washington, Genome Sciences.
Previous: JSMF Fellow, Berkeley EECS
♡: Computational biology, evolutionary dynamics, quantitative immunology
https://dewitt-lab.github.io/
[disclaimer: opinions mine]
Previous: JSMF Fellow, Berkeley EECS
♡: Computational biology, evolutionary dynamics, quantitative immunology
https://dewitt-lab.github.io/
[disclaimer: opinions mine]
What a journey it has been! Thanks for writing the story behind the paper. A lot of what I know about how-to-science I learned by working with you all on this over multiple career stages.
December 12, 2025 at 3:36 AM
What a journey it has been! Thanks for writing the story behind the paper. A lot of what I know about how-to-science I learned by working with you all on this over multiple career stages.
Reposted by William DeWitt
The point is much broader than poliovirus and pocapavir: if we're trying to design therapeutics that exploit social interactions between viruses, we need to account for the effects of therapeutic success in diminishing those interactions.
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Big picture: the feedback loop between viral density leading to social interaction, which leads to realized phenotype, which alters fitness, leading to new viral densities, should be considered when designing optimal treatments.
December 10, 2025 at 9:07 PM
The point is much broader than poliovirus and pocapavir: if we're trying to design therapeutics that exploit social interactions between viruses, we need to account for the effects of therapeutic success in diminishing those interactions.
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Welcome to Seattle, Paul and team!
November 9, 2025 at 7:02 PM
Welcome to Seattle, Paul and team!
Reposted by William DeWitt
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October 18, 2025 at 10:45 PM
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