Timothy D Read PhDReally enjoyed #ABPHM23. This is the premier pathogen genomics conference. Excellent science and great organization. Looking forward to coming back in two years, when all the talks will be about machine learning.
Sébastien MatamorosGood to be back at the #ABPHM23 . Nerds from Amsterdam-UMC and Amsterdam GGD are on the ground. Great presentations and stimulating discussions all day long!
Nonia Pariente
Excellent morning at #ABPHM23 - if you’d like to chat about your work, @PLOSBiology or other @PLOS journals, open science, or anything else, I’d love to meet you
Dr Emma Hodcroft 
If you're at #ABPHM23 and interested in making awesome pan-genome graphs, be sure to stop by & chat to @mrcmolari from @richardneher's lab about PanGraph during the showcase! 📊📉🦠⭕
Great Q from @BillHanage on "convos about metadata" from @Dr_Patiyan's talk on bioinformatics coordination in Australia.
Patiyan says this is critical & more than "trust us", but clarifying "here's what we can do if we have it, here's what we can't do if we don't". #ABPHM23
Patiyan says this is critical & more than "trust us", but clarifying "here's what we can do if we have it, here's what we can't do if we don't". #ABPHM23
Fantastic opening talks about the successes & challenges of sequencing & #bioinfirmatics in the pandemic in Sri Lanka & Argentina by @GMalavige & Josefina Campos, with incredible insights into what works, what doesn't, & how to go forward!
#ABPHM23
#ABPHM23
Kicking off the first session of #ABPHM23 with the legendary @AngieSHinrichs speaking about UShER, an invaluable tool in the pandemic (and beyond!) #ABPHM #UShER
Very happy to be here - I was looking forward to this conference and interacting with the community in person after so long
#ABPHM23
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RT @PLOSBiology
Our EiC @npariente is at the Wellcome Genome campus for the Applied Bioinformatics and Public Health Microbiology conference
Reach out to her for a chat!
https://twitter.com/PLOSBiology/status/1653752040005173249
Danny Park