This fantastic illustration of my scientific interests, created by ChatGPT, captures my research in microbiome science, plant pathology, and bioinformatics perfectly, showing the exciting blend of lab work, coding, and natural elements that drive my work every day.
#ScienceArt
Based on the table of @AlbertVilella I created this graph of (minimum) sequencing cost vs (maximum) yield. Pretty strong correlation. Long read sequencing methods from @PacBio and @nanopore doing remarkably well #NGS#Bioinformatics.
GlobalAMFungi: a global database of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungal occurrences from high‐throughput sequencing metabarcoding studies - the final paper is online!
https://t.co/ceJklkrvLW
I'm so happy that I got in! Can't wait to dive deep into bioinformatics of whole-genome sequencing 👩🏼🎓
...and to see a bit of Valencia, Spain 🇪🇸
https://t.co/hyfaG0TH0k
@Vadym_Chibrikov Last week I reviewed paper with 'major revision' recommendations, but co-reviewer wanted to accept and linked some papers 'Authors could use in introduction section'. Did I mention all 3 papers had the same authors? 😶
Very excited to announce my new R package spAbundance for fitting single-species and multi-species spatially-explicit N-mixture models, distance sampling models, and GLMMs. Includes options for random intercepts/slopes and species correlations. #rstats https://t.co/8GQyTbznqh.
Dear community,
the samples we obtained from a deep cave revealed a bacterium with a weird phenotype... it produces a glowing compound that phosphoresce (in normal light).
Any idea of what species this could be?