Dr Shalin Naik

@shalinhnaik

Scientist , part-time singer of the , co-host of and on . Views are my own.

Melbourne, Victoria
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Joined September 2011
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    Dec 21

    All imaging studies I'm aware of show essentially the same thing, that isoforms can coexist in the same cell. Classic paper on this: Mechanistic study: Paper from our lab: (fig from our paper showing corrln)

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  2. Dec 20

    An excellent formulation of the philosophies I hold dear. Science is tough enough. Don't be a dick.

    I love this article - a must-read! It is my firm belief that people flourish at work when they feel supported within a positive, constructive culture. Let’s make academia kinder with these 10 rules!
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  3. Dec 20

    Brilliant scientist, fantastic collaborator! Well done

    I am extremely grateful to work with , a fantastic team & group of colleagues at , and
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  4. Dec 19

    Must read thread

    "The single greatest misunderstanding about science by the public is that scientists solve problems; in reality scientists are primarily concerned with creating them." Check out our latest installment on Night Science! [thread here]
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    Dec 19

    Our method, scSplit, for demultiplexing pooled scRNA-seq data. It does not require additional genotype info, instead it learns genetic differences from the data. It can be applied to non-human species + related individuals. Led by &

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    Dec 17

    for all fans out there, stay tuned: me and we are putting together a 2021 on "Probing Human Disease using Single-Cell Technologies" Conference ()

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    Dec 16

    David Jeffery of East Geelong, you win the letter of the day competition in a canter.

    , , and 3 others
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    Dec 15

    Single Cell The Movie, coming to a big screen near you soon!

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    Dec 15

    Awesome day of filming with my single cell buddies ⁦⁩ ⁦⁩ ⁦⁩

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  10. Dec 14

    Congrats . Stellar PhD! You should be very proud of your accomplishments and independence.

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  11. Dec 14

    What's the collective noun for this bunch. About to acknowledge Phd graduation. Very proud moment

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    Dec 13

    Very excited to share our latest discovery on published in . Thanks Dr Steven Boyden, Dr Hirotsugu Oda and Dr Daniel Kastner for this fantastic collaboration!

    Scientists from WEHI and have discovered a new human disease and the mutation that causes it, in critical cell death regulator RIPK1. The research was published today in
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    Dec 12

    I’m excited to offer a line of children's health supplements designed to provide targeted boosts to your child’s immune system, optimize their health, and help them reach their wellness goals. These supplements should be integrated into every holistic wellness routine. (1/v)

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    Dec 12

    Very happy to share our method for individual cell type classifictaion, scPred in Software to run scPred is avaliable here:

    scPred, from , and co, is a method for classifying cell types based on single cell RNA-seq profiles. It is robust to cell type imbalance, and can identify cells from a variety of contexts eg tumors, pancreatic cells, PBMCs
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  15. Dec 12

    Capping off a fantastic year in the lab. Feel so privileged to work with this bunch. – at Southbank Promenade

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    Dec 11

    When I think of , I think of killer T cells that target tumours. But Kristen Radford showed us how vital dendritic cells are to fight . She also showed the importance of balancing mouse and human work as one ≠ the other.

    , and
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    Dec 11

    SONG has in-built denoising and data compression, providing abstractions of the input space.

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    Dec 11

    We propose as a parametric nonlinear dimensionality reduction method with superior cluster separation and topology preservation than the Deep Learning based methods such as parametric t-SNE. SONG is robust to highly heterogenous increments of data!

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  19. Dec 11

    New parametric method to analyse multidimensional data.

    Introducing SONG (Self Organizing Nebulous Growths), a -like algorithm which provides incremental visualization of large datasets.
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  20. Dec 11

    Najoua Lalaoui and colleagues....superstars

    Scientists from WEHI and have discovered a new human disease and the mutation that causes it, in critical cell death regulator RIPK1. The research was published today in
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