π VLP stands for virus-like particles. Virus-like particles are molecules that mimic viruses but are not infectious. They are a very effective way of creating vaccines against diseases such as human papillomavirus (HPV), hepatitis B, malaria, and more.
Did you miss this great talk from
@breadascientist? Check it out on Youtube: https://youtu.be/hIQUIlenzxY
#scicomm #openscience #STEM #aptamer #chemistry #chemtwitter #biochemistry #science #education #VLP
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Respiratory Viruses and Virus-like Particle #Vaccine Development: How Far Have We Advanced?
π a #VLP(Virus-like particle) is a viral structure that intentionally lacks a viral genome and therefore is not infectious , but elicits the immune response
π VLP-based vaccines against hepatitis B and human papillomavirus have been approved for clinical use
Went back to BLIP (https://arxiv.org/abs/2201.12086) last night. When I first skimmed it, I focused on the part of the paper focused on bootstrapping captions, but the "Multimodal mixture of Encoder-Decoder" architecture is pretty cool.
It uses a structured architecture involving multiple encoder/decoders wherein some parts of the architecture take advantage of others (e.g. using the contrastive loss for hard example mining for the image-text matching loss).
As a (re)#introduction (#hashtags): I am a senior ML researcher at Microsoft Research in Cambridge (UK, aka "Original Cambridge") and part of Health Futures.
I work in ML for #health, in particular on #EHR data (especially #ICU time series), and these days am thinking about #biomedical vision-language processing (#vlp) in #radiology.
#hashtags #health #ehr #icu #biomedical #vlp #radiology