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Timothy Chen

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Founder of @EssenceVenture, Co-host of @ossstartup, @theinfrapod. Ex-CEO of @hyperpilotio. SVP of Engineering @cosmos.
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Evaluating the Clinical and Humanistic Impact of a Self-Care and Minor Ailment Service (MAS)

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By Marco Lee, Gladys Daphne Cheung, Timothy Chen
| Nature Verified
Abstract Minor ailments contribute significantly to the burden on healthcare systems. The introduction of a Minor Ailment Service (MAS) may alleviate pressure from hospital Accident & Emergency departments by directing patients suffering from minor ailments to be managed within the community. Although MAS has demonstrated positive results internationally, its effectiveness and acceptability in Hong Kong have not been evaluated.
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What Does WhoIs Data have to do with Cybersecurity

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By Timothy Chen
| Domain Tools
When we launched our new homepage last year, a lot of people asked me “What does Whois data have to do with cybersecurity?”  A lot, as it turns out. My answer then is the same as it is now:  Whois data helps you understand who is behind nefarious domains and IPs, and helps you connect domains and IPs to each other and to their owners. If you follow cybersecurity news, the Mandiant/FireEye exposé on an Iranian hacker group garnered a fair amount of attention this week.
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Atlas-guided discovery of transcription factors for T cell programming - Nature

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By H. Kay Chung, Anamika Battu, Alexander N. Jambor, Brandon M. Pratt, Brent Chick, Qiyuan Yang, Timothy Chen, Thomas Mann, Filipe Araujo Hoffmann, April Williams, Yiming Gao, Longwei Liu, Diana Hargreaves, J. Justin Milner, Susan M Kaech, Michael LaPorte
| Nature Verified
Abstract CD8+ T cells differentiate into diverse states that shape immune outcomes in cancer and chronic infection1,2,3,4. To define systematically the transcription factors (TFs) driving these states, we built a comprehensive atlas integrating transcriptional and epigenetic data across nine CD8+ T cell states and inferred TF activity profiles. Our analysis catalogued TF activity fingerprints, uncovering regulatory mechanisms governing selective cell state differentiation.
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