The new logo for DNALinux
We designed the DNALinux logo with a core belief: that biological complexity, much like the diffraction pattern in Photo 51, can be decoded through structure, abstraction, and open systems. #rosalind#openscience https://t.co/Zdj4IXZMvu
New papers posted on December 4, 2025:
5 in bioinformatics: https://t.co/dNiMwyEYbJ
7 in biophysics: https://t.co/WExV4x2xPK
3 in cancer biology: https://t.co/7DXtDVhlLd
4 in cell biology: https://t.co/vO1EPg76bW
4 in developmental biology: https://t.co/eZVOXSRa3m
🍁 Happy Thanksgiving from Toyoko! 🍁
From our small team to you and yours, thank you for being part of our journey.
We’re grateful for the partners, collaborators, and supporters who believe in what we are building.
Men have their darkness and their contradictions—some of them very notorious, like Watson's. Nevertheless, we must remember him as one of the architects behind the discovery of one of the most beautiful things in science: the structure of DNA. Farewell, James Watson!
BREAKING NEWS
The 2025 #NobelPrize in Physiology or Medicine has been awarded to Mary E. Brunkow, Fred Ramsdell and Shimon Sakaguchi “for their discoveries concerning peripheral immune tolerance.”
Heartbroken to say goodbye to Dr. Jane Goodall. Her courage, kindness, and lifelong fight for our planet inspired us, and millions around the world. Her hope lives on in us. 🌍🐒💚 #JaneGoodall#ClimateEmergency
🐍Dive into the fascinating history of Python! 🎞️ This 90-minute documentary features legends like Guido van Rossum, chronicling Python's rise, community evolution, the conflicts it faced, and its massive impact on the world.
Watch here: https://t.co/FgXiIhNix4