Last few places for the 10th Microbial Bioinformatics Hackathon (in-person and virtual), which will be held just before ASM NGS. Come join us!
Registration form: https://forms.gle/rY7V3UrTNy8t45b88
Date: 10-12 October 2024
Location: Hyatt Regency Bethesda, MD (30 min from ASM conference hotel)
Admission: Free
Event Timing: 10-12 October, 2024 Event Address: Hyatt Regency Bethesda, Maryland, USA Contact: [email protected] Cost: Free (if selected) - Sponsored by Theiagen Genomics Event Type: In-person and virtual
Andrew, Nabil, and Lee react to the bioinformatics and the science overall in the 1993 film Jurassic Park. We looked at these YouTube clips: * https://youtu.be/mDTaykXudVI?si=I5aiUdBGStpIKHVC * http
This week on the @microbinfie podcast, we ask.... Who the hell can tell us what one health really means?
We discuss One Health with Dr Natacha Couto (University of Oxford) and Professor Ed Feil (University of Bath).
We celebrate having 100 episodes! We look back at the history of our podcast and then talk about what the future might hold. Then: Lee gets his revenge by having Andrew and Nabil pronounce words loc
Today we released the 100th episode of the microbinfie podcast, a podcast about microbial genomics. On this double episode we make some fun predictions about what we might see over the next 100 episodes.
My favourite take is that we predict that there will something akin to a doping scandal in sports, but it's actually using fecal microbiome transplants.
Listen to this and more sensible predictions at
https://soundcloud.com/microbinfie/100th-episode
And your favourite podcast app.
We celebrate having 100 episodes! We look back at the history of our podcast and then talk about what the future might hold. Then: Lee gets his revenge by having Andrew and Nabil pronounce words loc
2022 has been another fantastic year for Open Research in Cambridge and I’m so proud of what we have achieved together as a community of researchers, library staff, technicians, administrators, publishers and more. I’d like to highlight some of the key themes in our work this year and thank all who have contributed to this … Continue reading Open Research in Cambridge: 2022 in review →
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