Rafael Lameiro

Rafael Lameiro

@rflameiro.bsky.social

🇧🇷 Using Python and Machine Learning in Chemoinformatics research for Medicinal/Biological Chemistry. Fascinated by plants and the human brain.

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Editing the bibliography in my thesis and I have to say, without AI it would have taken me much more than a whole day to properly format the .csl file... 😩 By the way, ChatGPT helped a lot, but Copilot seems to know more about the intricacies of the .csl format

Just finished reading "The Alchemy of Air" by Thomas Hager. An unexpected find (a Canadian copy purchased second hand in Brazil!) with a really well written account of possibly the most impactful chemical reaction discovered by man. I definitely recommend it

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Just came back from the university observatory. This was the "Martian week", but unfortunately they couldn't point the big telescope to observe Mars due to bad weather. Still, there was a small one pointed at Jupiter, and 4 of its moons were visible, so cool

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Looking for a post-doc? Come work with us + one of the amazing advisors from top university labs. Deadline soon - in February!

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FutureHouse is launching an independent postdoctoral fellowship program for exceptional researchers who want to apply our automated science tools to specific problems in biology and biochemistry, in collaboration with world-leading academic labs. 1/

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Since I’m still laid up sick at home, I’ll show you this little goofball molecule from the pharmacopeia: benzonatate. This drug, for cough, is orally administered with a rapid onset (15-20 min) and up to 8 hour duration of action. 1/

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From time to time even top journals publish howlers and Voltaire might have encouraged bloggers to post “pour encourager les autres” (re-post) #MedChem #cheminformatics #DrugDesign #DrugDiscovery #chemsky 🧪 fbdd-lit.blogspot.com/2024/07/a-no...

fbdd-lit.blogspot.comA Nobel for property-based drug design?[This post was updated on 04-Aug-2024. I thank Tim Ritchie (see RM2009 | RM2014 ) for bringing  YG2003 (Prediction of Aqueous Solubility o...