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One more exciting piece of news today: our latest paper has just gone online! We're excited to introduce Gonomics, a platform for genomics and bioinformatics software development in the Go programming language! 🧵
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I'm thrilled to see the first paper from our lab, the main paper of my graduate work, published today and featured on the cover at Cell @CellCellPress!
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ALT This week's cover at Cell, depicting DNA helices in the style of Lascaux cave art.
ALT The cover page for our article out today in Cell, titled "Adaptive sequence divergence forged new neurodevelpmental enhancers in humans".
That’s a wrap on EMSI 2022! We loved engaging with these fantastic participants about evolution, health, and computational approaches in EvMed. A huge thank you to our instructors (28 experts from NC and beyond!) and sponsors (@BWFUND@ncbiotech) for making this possible.
Thank you @EleleRaven for contributing this article!
We have astrophysics, space, and NASA on our minds as we get ready for the @WIMthefilm screening event this week from Thursday, April 7 through Sunday, April 10. Register to watch with us: awis.org/whats-next-webinars…
ALT Virtual Film Screening: April 7-10, 2022. Star Trek's Nichelle Nichols embarks on a campaign to recruit diverse astronaut candidates. Get access to view the documentary! Register at awis.org. And don't miss insights with NASA leaders on April 19!
Thank you @pod_appetit and @MegWritesWords for introducing me to sumo citrus! I had avoided them because I thought they looked weird, but they really are easy to peel and big and delicious!
Congrats to Raven Luo (@EleleRaven), @Duke_CMB PhD candidate, on their funded work to study the evolution of brain development! Learn more about Raven's project here:
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We're thrilled to announce our newest cohort of #TriCEMGrads! This outstanding group includes diverse #evmed work on vector-borne diseases, neurodevelopmental evolution, marine medicine, and more. Congratulations to all of you - we can't wait to learn more about your research!
We're thrilled to announce our newest cohort of #TriCEMGrads! This outstanding group includes diverse #evmed work on vector-borne diseases, neurodevelopmental evolution, marine medicine, and more. Congratulations to all of you - we can't wait to learn more about your research!
CSHL Assistant Professor @JanowitzTobias led an international research team to measure kidney function in #cancer patients so that doctors can customize individual drug doses. cshl.edu/calibrating-kidney-…
🔥🧬🧪Hot science is only 🔟days away, at the 2021 CMB Symposium! Join us at this STUDENT-RUN conference, "Genetics in the New Era," on 11/30. CMB folks will receive Zoom info via e-mail. Anyone else can request it from kim.kobes@duke.edu. Please RT and check it out!🔥🧬🧪