Satoshi Village

The Four Corners is often thought of as where Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, and Arizona collide.

On January 24, 2010, Zeke Farwell completed the Long Trail.

The John Maddox Prize has been awarded annually since 2012 to “researchers who have shown great courage and integrity in standing up for science and scientific reasoning against fierce opposition and hostility”.

Iceland’s longest continuous marked trail, some say.

Below is the saga of how it took six months and 75 messages for Uber Support to admit a billing error.

This post discloses an 8-day itinerary for exploring the Big Island, Hawaii.

On Wednesday, June 27, 2018 I woke up in Zurich, having given a presentation at the Central Library the day prior.

Should citations in scholarly writing appear as author-year snippets, like (Pantcheva, 2018; Zelle, 2015), or numbers, like [1,2]?

In 2015, Simeonov and I proposed that oxygen is an inhaled carcinogen, resulting in greater lung cancer incidence at lower elevations.

Today is an exciting day for reproducibility in computational sciences.

On February 26, 2016, the first version of an article titled “How blockchain-timestamped protocols could improve the trustworthiness of medical science” was posted to F1000Research.

Jordan Anaya of Omnes Res — creator of the PrePubMed search engine for biomedical preprints — recently compared bioRxiv to PeerJ Preprints.

1,700 days after moving to San Francisco for graduate school, I gave my thesis seminar.

As a first year graduate student at UCSF, I took a mandatory course titled Scientific Writing, which helped students apply for the National Science Foundation’s Graduate Research Fellowship.

Last June, I released a summary of the recent publishing delays at 3,475 journals.

2015 was a year of the preprint.

Recently I listened to a great podcast on the threat posed by electromagnetic pulses (EMPs).

On April 22, 2015 my research was formally accepted to PLOS Computational Biology. 68 days later the article has yet to be published.

Below I have posted the written portions of my application to OpenCon 2015, which was called the best conference ever by a 2014 attendee.

We would like to thank Cancer Research UK for their cancer related advocacy and their coverage of our recent publication.

For the past two years, Kamen Simeonov and I have been working on a project codenamed The Lung.

One network, with which many of my readers are familiar, is Facebook.

During the first week of October in 2013, I traveled to Guatemala.