Juan C. Arboleda 🧬 💻

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Biologist interested in Open Science, FOSS, Computational Biology and Science education.

Currently working on X chromosome inactivation and CRISPR self-targeting spacers.

Toots in English and Spanish.

#Biología #Linux #SoftwareLibre #Bioinformática #Ciencia

Webhttps://nesper94.github.io
GitHubhttps://github.com/Nesper94
ReadingLa vida es simple: La navaja de Occam y la nueva historia de la ciencia y el universo
ORCIDhttps://orcid.org/0000-0002-0030-056X
Juan C. Arboleda 🧬 💻Jul 10, 2024

Si te gusta la botánica y vives en Medellín, puedes colaborar con este proyecto para mapear el arbolado urbano:

https://alexespinosaco.github.io/cecropia-medellin/

¡Cualquiera puede aportar!

Mapeando los yarumos de Medellín

Website del proyecto #CecropiaMedellín2024

Mapeando los yarumos de Medellín
Juan C. Arboleda 🧬 💻Jul 2, 2024
paulette d. koronkevichJul 1, 2024
amazing sigbovik paper this year
Juan C. Arboleda 🧬 💻Jul 2, 2024
"Ask publishers to restore access to the 500,000 books they’ve caused to be removed from the Internet Archive’s lending library."
https://chng.it/kwyym5hYgr
Have you seen this petition yet?

Let Readers Read: An Open Letter to the Publishers in Hachette v. Internet Archive:

Change.org
Juan C. Arboleda 🧬 💻Jul 2, 2024
Albert CardonaSep 6, 2023

If you are drafting figures for a scientific paper or presentation, remember that https://scidraw.io/ exists: a repository of free SVG cartoons for science.

#SciDraw is supported by the Sainsbury Wellcome Centre – @SWC_Neuro

All content on SciDraw is shared under creative commons license (CC-BY) unless stated otherwise.

#inkscape #SVG #science

SciDraw | Scientific Drawings

SciDraw is an open repository of science drawings. Browse and contribute!.

Juan C. Arboleda 🧬 💻Jul 2, 2024
@Co_BiologistsJul 2, 2024
Our efforts continue to diversify our #BiologistsWorkshops programme to support a wider selection of research communities around the world. If you are a researcher working in the Global South, find out more about hosting a Workshop near you. https://www.biologists.com/workshops/propose-new-workshop/#global_south
Propose a new Workshop

Propose a new Workshop for 2027 Apply here  If you would like to run a fully funded Workshop with The Company of Biologists then please read the details below on how to apply. Workshop proposals should take into account the following: The focus should be on cutting-edge scientific research in topic areas that are novel[...] Read More

The Company of Biologists
Juan C. Arboleda 🧬 💻Jul 2, 2024
Simon Meier-VierackerJun 20, 2024
This is so cool: Zotero's latest PDF viewer automatically links in-line references to the bibliography and displays all the information by hovering over references.
Juan C. Arboleda 🧬 💻Jul 2, 2024
Hanna ShmagunJul 1, 2024

Starting today, the #OECD iLibrary will be transformed into an #OpenAccess platform, making all its publications freely available to everyone to read and download.

https://ejournalscambridge.wordpress.com/2024/06/14/oecd-ilibrary-moving-to-open-access/#:~:text=From%201%20July%202024%20the,end%20on%2030%20June%202024.

OECD iLibrary – moving to open access

From 1 July 2024 the OECD iLibrary is moving to open access and making all its publications freely available to everyone to read and download. “Subscription” access to OECD iLibrary wil…

Electronic Collection Management
Juan C. Arboleda 🧬 💻Jul 2, 2024
nixCraft 🐧Jul 2, 2024

1. Don't code when you're tired.
2. Don't login as root on your Linux/Unix boxes when you're tired, guys.
3. See # 1 again.
4. With time you will forget these rules again.

#programming #life #IT #devlife #wisdom

Juan C. Arboleda 🧬 💻Jun 28, 2024
Siobhan LeachmanJun 27, 2024

A free one-hour online onboarding session & introduction to #Wikidata is being offered as part of the #IBC2024 Wikidata Workshop. #Botany focused but anyone can attend!

Date: Tuesday 9th July at 9pm NZST (GMT+12) / 11 am central Europe

Register: https://tepapa.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUpf--orz8vEt0osKr1N2A6sXm4zyyXlGxe#/registration

Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: Upskilling in Wikidata for maximum impact: A practical workshop for botanists. Online onboarding session and introduction. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting.

This one hour Zoom meeting will give participants an introduction to Wikidata and why it is important for botanists (and indeed all scientists) to actively improve and engage with Wikidata, especially about scientists, collectors, taxa, specimens, scientific publications, and research. This Zoom meeting will also act as an online boarding session for those who have registered for our in person Wikidata workshop at the International Botanical Congress on 21 July from 12-5 pm in Madrid. However, you do NOT need to be attending the in-person workshop to attend this one-hour FREE Zoom introduction which is open to ALL who register for it. The organisers of this online meeting and the in-person IBC workshop are Siobhan Leachman (2023 Wikimedian Laureate and independent researcher, Wellington, New Zealand), Sabine von Mering (data scientist and botanist, Museum für Naturkunde Berlin, Germany), Joaquim Santos (herbarium collection manager and researcher, Universidade de Coimbra, Coimbra, Portugal) and Heidi Meudt (Curator Botany, Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Wellington, New Zealand). For additional information and resources, please see our project page: https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:WikiProject_IBC_2024

Zoom
Juan C. Arboleda 🧬 💻Jun 27, 2024
Lukas VFN 🇪🇺Jun 27, 2024

Bonnet #mushrooms have expanded #genomes to make them more adaptable to multiple lifestyles https://phys.org/news/2024-06-bonnet-mushrooms-genomes-multiple-lifestyles.html #fungi #genomics

Extreme overall #mushroom #genome expansion in #Mycena s.s. irrespective of plant hosts or substrate specializations https://www.cell.com/cell-genomics/fulltext/S2666-979X(24)00170-8

"Mycena have simply used every possible known trick from the playbook to expand their genomes and apparently for multiple different purposes that are not obviously connected to their known, supposedly preferred lifestyle"

Bonnet mushrooms have 'expanded' genomes to make them more adaptable to multiple lifestyles, study finds

A study of multiple Mycena mushroom species, also known as "bonnets," reported in the journal Cell Genomics on June 27 has found that they have unexpectedly large genomes.