Our recent article in @genomeresearch provides a practical example of community-driven benefit sharing for researchers around the world. Link is available here: https://t.co/4YpVbwylfP
A look at how bioinformaticians at Variant Bio work to identify genetic variation and gene expression in studies around the world: https://t.co/qpFFYUImNP
Looking for the best #ASHG22 swag? We have no swag because we have donated the funds to @IndigiData instead! You can still learn about our work, community engagement, benefit sharing, and meet our lovely team - Booth 519.
So excited to be giving my first in-person conference talk at #AGBT22 in just over an hour! Come to the comp bio session to hear all about my work on building a long-read SV analysis pipeline with @mike_schatz@s_aganezov@bohan_ni and many others!
We search a PostDoc for microbial pangenomics, working w/ long reads & genome graphs until end of this year.
Motivated, and with a master degree, a PhD? Please get in touch!
First collaborative manuscript @VariantBio with @TonyMerriman2 and led by @ak_emde is out. We assessed the performance of combining high/mid-pass WGS and within-cohort imputation for populations not represented in existing reference panels. 1/4
https://t.co/Bk6jgN6yWS
How Variant Bio worked with local partners to identify meaningful benefit-sharing initiatives for Māori and Pasifika communities https://t.co/3uShxiolMp
@kajawasik
In honor of Indigenous People’s Day today, we are excited to introduce the first post in our new blog series, Spotlight on Global Genomics, by guest writer and Māori geneticist Anezka Hoskin: https://t.co/E46Ktl31Z7 #IndigenousPeoplesDay2020
Great profile of us in @BW. @valleyhack captured the most important parts of our story, including the unique way we partner with communities around the world.
https://t.co/PYtRDnPVH7
Variant co-founder @stephanecastel shares the fascinating story of the CCR5-Δ32 gene mutation: from resistance to HIV-1 to CRISPR babies in China, and now experimental drug programs for COVID-19: https://t.co/8Vl6scd9LG
Cultural anthropologist Sarah LeBaron von Baeyer introduces our Ethics Advisory Board: Who they are, what they do, and why they’re key to our mission as a company: https://t.co/qRzKMjwae2
Drs. Anna Gosling and Tony Merriman from the University of Otago, New Zealand explain why the “Thrifty Genotype” Hypothesis needs to take local contexts into account: https://t.co/s7kQGqufOS