The Patterns of Codon Usage between Chordates and Arthropods are Different but Co-evolving with Mutational Biases https://t.co/UMBFfirCXx #science#evolution#biology#genome
Incredible experience to present my work at #eseb2025 on the importance of incorporating population genetics forces in the inference of positive diversifying selection 🦍🐭
🧬Research Alert!🧬
@PNASNews features our latest research
🐴 ✨ We explained the legacy of Oriental horses, embedded in a 1,500-year-old Crown lineage
👑 spread across continents and centuries! 🌍 🧵 1/5
#MSY#HorseGenetics#HorseBreeds#Ancestry
https://t.co/u8JneWmLVl
So grateful to @oeaw for this 2-year fellowship to be able to conclude my PhD studies! A huge thank you to my advisor @RBorges23 for all his guidance throughout my project and the application process, and thank you to @PopGenVienna for hosting me 🙏🏼
Major congrats to our PhD student Ioanna Kotari
@JaneKay27 in the @RBorges23 group who won a prestigious 2-year DOC fellowship from the @oeaw
(Austrian Academy of Sciences) with her project "PoMo-cod: Integrating Demography and Selection in Codon evolution." More on the project:
In the same way the 64 puzzle pieces create different animal shapes, the 64 codons appear in different patterns in each species. Despite these differences, they have evolved with biases acting on the four nucleotides (four shared colours, one for each nucleotide A, C, G, and T).
The Patterns of Codon Usage between Chordates and Arthropods are Different but Co-evolving with Mutational Biases https://t.co/UMBFfirCXx #science#evolution#biology#genome
Really nice talk by @GaltierNicolas explaining how his new method APHID leverages phylogenetic conflict to distinguish and quantify ILS and gene flow during species divergence:
Super excited my first chapter is out now in @MolBioEvol! Thanks to reviewers and editor, we validated our genome-wide inferences with #DECUB in light of gene-specific heterogeneities on mutation biases and codon usage. 1/4
https://t.co/mRGPsXWN4v
Looking for a #PhDposition in #EvolutionaryBiology? Then consider applying to this position: https://t.co/aCJdlEoPqr The project aims to develop phylogenetic methods to help us assess the prevalence and impact of gene flow during species divergence from phylogenomic data.
We have a 3-years MRC-funded postdoc position open within the Goldman Group at EMBL-EBI to work on pandemic-scale phylogenetic methods (see e.g. https://t.co/4ZNGCRpiBC, https://t.co/c7bydC1Mgb and https://t.co/uVrVKu52nL).
Only 3 days left to apply. We are seeking a motivated and creative postdoctoral researcher for a project “PoMoSelect: Disentangling modes of selection” funded by the BBSRC at the University of St Andrews.
https://t.co/njxxI3saPG
Super excited to have published my first paper in Genetics! 😀🧬
If you want to know more about the impact of paramutations on the invasion dynamics of transposable elements, keep reading the thread🧵
A massive thank you to my PI @KoflerRobert!
https://t.co/MA6dNA4WVI
Please help me spread the word:
I offer a 18 month postdoctoral position to develop phylogenetic models that assess the influence of trait evolution on diversification dynamics. Details in the link, do not hesitate to contact me for further information!
https://t.co/C13BFalTxa