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S. Joshua Swamidass

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Scientist, physician, associate professor at @WUSTLmed. #AI in #medicine, #chemistry, and #biology. @AAAS @ASA3org fellow. peacefulscience.org

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Superior transplant recipient outcome prediction and pathology assessment using rapid deep learning applied to procurement kidney biopsies - Scientific Reports

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By S. Joshua Swamidass
| Nature Verified
Abstract Evaluating the suitability of deceased organ donor kidneys relies on clinical, laboratory, and biopsy data. Pathologist quantitation of glomerulosclerosis is a critical histologic parameter used in the decision to transplant. This is an arduous task with modest reproducibility and inconsistent correlation with graft outcomes. Prior work shows that deep learning methods automate glomerulosclerosis quantitation with performance superior to on-call pathologists.
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Setting Our Scopes on Things Above

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By S. Joshua Swamidass
| Christianity Today Verified
A century after the infamous trial, evangelicals can unbundle faith from culture wars and recover a wiser witness. In the sweltering summer of 1925, crowds flocked to the small town of Dayton, Tennessee. Hundreds of journalists documented a weeklong courtroom melodrama. The trial centered on a high school teacher, John T. Scopes, who was charged with violating the Butler Act, a law passed earlier that year prohibiting public schools from teaching human evolution.
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Lausanne: In Need of a Plan

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By S. Joshua Swamidass
| Church Leaders Verified
Editor’s note: This article is part of forum discussing the fourth Lausanne Congress. It is not an official Lausanne Movement forum but an opportunity for Lausanne delegates to share their thoughts about the fourth Lausanne Congress, the Seoul Statement, and the future of the mission. You can read the entire series, from diverse voices around the world here. The fourth Lausanne Congress (L4) was the first major Lausanne gathering I ever attended.
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