This Pride Month 🏳️‍🌈, we celebrate the LGBTQ+ researchers, authors, and editors who make science richer, bolder, and more human. We invite you to revisit these past Cell Press collections: LGBTQ+ in science: www.cell.com/cp/collectio... Building inclusivity in science: www.cell.com/cp/collectio...

Reminder: our Reanalysis call for papers closes on August 1st We are inviting submissions that present compelling and creative reanalyses of prior works of high importance and broad impact. Learn more: www.cell.com/patterns/spe...

Generative #AI may cut costs in machine-learning, but could this also increase risks of cyberattacks and data leaks? Computer scientist Michael Lones shares his view. Read the paper: www.cell.com/patterns/ful... @cp-patterns.bsky.social

Are you a researcher that uses non-human genetic sequence data? The DSI Scientific Network would like to hear from you. The network is currently conducting a survey on capacity building and benefit sharing. Share your views by May 15th: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

Trump administration withdraws appeal, securing historic victory for libraries and IMLS | ALA https://www.ala.org/news/2026/04/trump-administration-withdraws-appeal-securing-historic-victory-libraries-and-imls

We are hiring! Are you a researcher in #datascience, machine learning, artificial intelligence, statistics, or a related field? Are you passionate about #openscience and clear scientific communication? If yes, please check out this opportunity: www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/43...

Our April issue is now live! www.cell.com/patterns/iss... On the cover this month is an image of cells experiencing phospholipidosis, highlighting the paper by Kuzikov et al that develops a phospholipidosis risk prediction model to advance drug screening www.cell.com/patterns/ful...

The things that I find most interesting about this paper are the differences between the tested models. The OpenAI and Claude models tend to perform similarly and have a common weakness in "no-evidence" contexts, i.e. they like to make up an answer even if there isn't medical evidence.

Patterns, a Cell Press journal@cp-patterns.bsky.social · 4mo ago

Online Now: Evaluating large language models for evidence-based clinical question answering #datascience

Make sure your voice is heard in this important community consensus building effort! Interested researchers and organizations should contact the consortium as soon possible, as work is planned to start this month. More details available in the paper ↓

Cell Press@cellpress.bsky.social · 5mo ago

"A call to join a collective effort on AI evaluation" spkl.io/63329Axcjd Irving Torres and the spkl.io/63323Axcj9 Consortium @cp-patterns.bsky.social

If you’re going to write a tutorial paper describing a tool or method, it makes a world of difference showing the paper to someone unfamiliar with the tool and asking them to recreate the examples. Some of these papers can be really tricky to follow

Sharing a blog post from the #DukeNUS team about a talk I gave last month: www.duke-nus.edu.sg/newshub/our-... It was great visit with some really engaging discussions. Thanks to @nliulab.bsky.social for the invitation!

I'm looking forward to attending #AAAI next week in Singapore! For anyone that is interested in meeting-up and learning about Patterns or @cellpress.bsky.social, or just wants to chat about #openscience, please DM me. Glad give tips and early advice on potential submissions.

Our first issue of 2026 is now live! www.cell.com/patterns/iss... This month's cover image highlights a framework, IoT-LLM, for applying large language model driven reasoning to real-world sensor data www.cell.com/patterns/ful...

Check out some of our best papers from 2025, as selected by the journal's editors info.cell.com/collection-r...

My tools for generating data citations and exploring journal citation distributions are running again. Thanks @dreamhost.bsky.social for supporting #Perl! alhufton.com/tools/

"The carbon and water footprints of data centers and what it could mean for artificial intelligence" spkl.io/63320AiLLe Alex de Vries-Gao, @digiconomist.bsky.social @cp-patterns.bsky.social

Unbelievable. This would be a terrible blow to American science, writ large. It would decimate not only climate research, but also the kind of weather, wildfire, and disaster research that has underpinned half a century of progress in prediction, early warning, and increased resilience.

USA TODAY@usatoday.com · 8mo ago

Exclusive: The Trump administration is moving to dismantle the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Colorado, according to a senior White House official, taking aim at one of the world's leading climate research labs.

Our December issue is live! www.cell.com/patterns/iss... On the cover this month is an image highlighting the work by David Fernandez Bonet and co-authors, which introduces a set of geometry-based metrics for assessing the quality of DNA barcode networks www.cell.com/patterns/ful...

I've received some questions recently about the kinds of literature reviews we consider at @cp-patterns.bsky.social. Given also changes at the CS section of arXiv (blog.arxiv.org/2025/10/31/a...), I thought it would be timely to share some tips on submitting review papers to the journal. 1/n

Is #AI overhyped? We asked five researchers, including three from @cp-patterns.bsky.social's Advisory Board. Here's what they thought: www.cell.com/patterns/ful...

2️⃣ Researchers tested this idea using a large-scale controlled resume correspondence experiment. SCARY Result: LLMs consistently preferred resumes written by themselves over human or rival model outputs — even when quality was the same. 2/n

Sundar Balakrishnan@drsundar.bsky.social · 9mo ago

Thread: When AIs Hire Themselves 🧵 1️⃣ LLMs are now in play on both sides of hiring — candidates use them to polish resumes, while employers use them to screen applicants. A new study asks: do LLMs favor their own outputs? 1/n

New call for submissions! To help promote critical reassessment of prior work, we are now inviting submissions that present compelling and creative reanalyses. Learn more: www.cell.com/patterns/spe... Submit before August 1, 2026 #openscience #datascience

Reposting my 2024 #PeerReviewWeek editorial as it is particularly fitting to this year's theme, "Rethinking Peer Review in the AI Era": www.cell.com/patterns/ful...

Our September issue is now live! www.cell.com/patterns/iss... This month's awesome cover image highlights a paper from a team of researchers at @uniulm.bsky.social who present a #quantum algorithm for gene regulatory network discovery www.cell.com/patterns/ful...

1/2 Bacteriophages are among Earth’s most diverse biological entities, but many resist genetic manipulation. This leaves much of their diversity unexplored and constrains efforts to discover new proteins and exploit their potential for biotechnology and therapeutic applications.

Are you an educator in a higher ed setting using generative AI in innovative ways in the classroom? We are currently seeking contributors for a short piece being developed at the journal on the topic. Please DM us if you would be interested in sharing your story.

In an editorial this month at @cp-patterns.bsky.social, I make a simple plea to our authors: cite what you read, and, please, please, read what you cite. www.cell.com/patterns/ful... Also, some stuff about #preprints

Our department is seeking applicants for an Assistant Professor position with a focus on affective science. Please apply and/or pass this along to anyone who might be interested! facultypositions.stanford.edu/en-us/job/49...

I‘m looking forward to visiting the Center for Advanced Systems Understanding (#CASUS) tomorrow in Görlitz! I will be giving a talk to CASUS and other @hzdr.bsky.social researchers at 14:00. Details: www.casus.science?page_id=15608

Also in this month's issue: Did you know women have been shaping data science since BEFORE it had a name? Check out this opinion about the often overlooked history of women in data science and why it matters www.cell.com/patterns/ful... #WomenInSTEM

Highlighting the achievements and impact of women in data science

Women have been instrumental in shaping data science from its earliest days. This opinion highlights both the achievements and the ongoing challenges faced by women in the field, emphasizing that a wi...

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