Hi Ryan,
Appreciate the info! I see the invite on my calendar now. I’ll reach out to @evartsb to get up to speed—looking forward to contributing!
Hi Ryan,
Appreciate the info! I see the invite on my calendar now. I’ll reach out to @evartsb to get up to speed—looking forward to contributing!
Hi Brian,
I would like to be a member of DNA damage groups. I would appreciate you if you could please add me to this. Thank you
Hi Brian,
I’m currently working on a project related to digital medical/hospital software and am looking for a co-author and co-PI to collaborate on a grant proposal submission. Would you happen to know where I can make such a request or find potential collaborators?
Thank you!
Hi @Fgaze, Apologies for the late response, I was on vacation. The meeting link is in the AWG Calendar. We meet on the 2nd Wed of each month at 12 PM ET. I look forward to meeting you on our next meeting!
Thanks,
Brian
Hi Brian, thank you for the response. I only see [Multi-Omics AWG Meeting] on Wednesday. I am not able to see this meeting on calendar
Good catch, @evartsb the DNA Damage mtg may have ended, not on my calendar either
There’s a chance it’s been going on so long, the “end” was reached ![]()
I would like to join this project.
Hi @cephas_coots! We meet the 2nd Wednesday of each month at 12 pm ET. Our next meeting is Wed Aug 13th.Please feel free to join and introduce yourself. You can find the meeting on the AWG Meeting Calendar.
I checked and for some reason the July meeting was not there, but the August and after meetings are still on the calendar. I made sure to update in Zoom also to stretch it out until Jan 2026.
Hi!
Thank you for the invite. I’ll make sure to join the meeting on Wednesday, August 13th at 12 PM ET. Looking forward to connecting with everyone and introducing myself!
Hi would you be open to me joining this project? I can send over a resume if needed.
Hi @JahnaviS You can join the meeting on Wed Sept 10th at 12 PM ET. The meeting link is in the AWG Meeting Calendar. Please be prepared to introduce yourself and tell us about what you do or study and how you would like to contribute to the team! I look forward to seeing you on the meeting!
-Brian
Hi all! I am new to AWG as a citizen scientist and wanted to get into DNA Damage project as I find it really cool! I am starting at the slides and checking the data too, is this a fine way to start the project @evartsb? Which resource should I go through to understand the project better?
Hi @anubhav8641! Yes, that is a great way to start and then come to the next meeting. We meet the 2nd Wednesday of each month at 12 PM ET. The Meeting invite is on the AWG Meeting Calendar. I look forward to meeting you!
Hello @evartsb and team,
Thank you for this excellent project and for making the OSD-366 dataset available!
I successfully used the data to train a Deep Learning model (CNN) in Google Colab. The objective was to classify the images with X-ray vs. Fe damage.
The results were very promising! The model achieved a validation accuracy of nearly 80% and showed a good ability to differentiate between the two classes.
Welcome to the team @Medeiros and nice job! There are definitely some nuances to this dataset that once addressed may help further improve your scores. Are you available to come to the team meeting on Wed Nov 12 at 12 PM ET? The invite is on the AWG Meeting Calendar. Please join us to discuss possible next steps!
Thanks,
Brian
Unsure how much this is squarely relevant to this subgroups status (iirc you already are in manuscript mode), but perhaps the DNA Damage group may want to look at this new open source MCP framework for image processing:
Hi @evartsb and team..
I’ve been following this project and went through the data and earlier work shared here. I’ve worked on similar microscopy image problems before, including classification, detection, and segmentation..
If the project is still moving, I’d be happy to help and contribute in any useful way…Please let me know if it would be okay for me to join.
Hi @Wafa - I’ll DM you details later today. Our next meeting is this Web at 12 PM ET and the link is on the AWG Calendar - though the time may be incorrect on the AWG calendar.
Quick question: do we only include data from the five inbred mice (C57/BL6J, etc.) or do we also include that data from the 10 collaborative cross strains?