Mo Shafieeha

It's obvious when you're suffering from Bipolar I because of episodes of mania; it's less obvious when you're suffering from Bipolar II because of depressive episodes and hypomania, which appear to be more normal than depressive episodes when you are suffering from it. The inheritance rate for bipolar disorder in the general population is... See more

You'll need bioinformatics skills like:• Programming skills• Statistical skills• Mining Big Data and Machine Learning• Database management, e.g, SQL• Knowledge of bioinformatics resources such as BLAST, NCBI, Galaxy, and others.• Research Skills

There are a lot of approaches to organization design, but none are reliable and construct-valid. It ignores how personhood and work are intertwined. In addition, the organization isn't a self-aware social singularity, so employees are differentiated as futuristic cogs who 'energize' themselves autonomously. A strategy that can only focus on one... See more

Most of us encounter steep learning curves as well as wobbly balancing acts as parents, but in recent decades, parents have been left to face those challenges with heavier career responsibilities and fewer support systems. Families with dual incomes and single-working parents are on the rise, mothers are the fastest growing segment of the... See more

Community as the killer app for web3, owned by the people leading and participating in them, and orchestrated by tokens.Communities Beat Individuals Any Day of the Week.

When you lose a limb, you might feel like you're still holding on to it even after it's been amputated - grief feels like a phantom limb. For us to understand grief, we need to know that there are five stages (non-linear, not everyone moves through all of them):

1. denial


2. anger


3. bargaining


4. depression


5. acceptance.

There's a lot to do with life circumstances,... See more

4. The ApplicationsBioinformatics is ushering in a new era of medicine, science, and technology. Here are some examples:• Finding cures for diseases• Improving crop yields• Improving existing treatments through the ML• Precision medicine• Predicting the future

How to Use Systems Thinking One: Understand the Big PictureUsing mapping as a tool to understand the complexity of a problem or project, we level-set the playing field by making it visual and giving all stakeholders the opportunity to understand it. There are different ways to map, and it is important to define the relationships between elements... See more