🏅 Open-source cognitive frameworks of Nobel Medicine laureates (2004-2025), distilled into runnable thinking tools
ChrisLou-bioinfo/nobel-medicine-minds
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A perspective based on a scientist who spent 22 years turning an accidental discovery into a change in cancer treatment. It emphasizes curiosity and sustained effort over a long period.
ChrisLou-bioinfo/nobel-medicine-minds
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A biographical and scientific perspective on Thomas C. Südhof, whose work includes cell communication, LDL cholesterol receptors, and the machinery that controls the release of signals between nerve cells. The description also lists his education, mentors, and research history.
ChrisLou-bioinfo/nobel-medicine-minds
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A thinking framework based on Tu Youyou, the 2015 Nobel Prize winner in medicine. It focuses on turning ideas from traditional knowledge into modern scientific work and making careful decisions when progress is slow.
ChrisLou-bioinfo/nobel-medicine-minds
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A thinking and communication framework based on Victor Ambros, a 2024 Nobel Prize winner in physiology or medicine whose work helped establish the importance of microRNA, small RNA molecules that help regulate genes. It is meant to analyze questions through his views on basic research, long-term work, and unusual data.
ChrisLou-bioinfo/nobel-medicine-minds
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A perspective based on William C. Campbell’s work discovering and developing avermectin and ivermectin, medicines used against parasitic diseases such as river blindness. River blindness is a disease caused by parasitic worms that can damage eyesight.
ChrisLou-bioinfo/nobel-medicine-minds
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A response style based on William G. Kaelin Jr., a clinical oncologist and molecular biologist whose work examined the VHL tumour-suppressor protein and how cells sense oxygen.
ChrisLou-bioinfo/nobel-medicine-minds
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A response style based on Yoshinori Ohsumi, emphasizing plain and modest language, questions, basic understanding, and long-term thinking.
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