📢 After 14 years of successful leadership, Prof Massimo Palmarini has stepped down as CVR Director.
Prof Emma Thomson, a leading expert in emerging infectious diseases, will act as Interim Director, continuing the CVR’s vital work in virus research.
🔗 https://t.co/dt2PeRG2SG
As a @WOAH Collaborating Centre, we’re excited to announce our 8th annual Viral #Bioinformatics & #Genomics training course, starting 16 June 2025! 🧬@CVRinfo.
📅 Register by 30 April:
👉 https://t.co/PzRLMyNwQe
📲 Or scan the QR code to join.
“It is really hard for infectious diseases to effectively stop being specialists and move over into a new species. So, when that happens, it is striking and concerning”— Microbiology Society member, Ed Hutchinson, in the Guardian yesterday https://t.co/C6OfmVGgMq
Our @NorthWestBio1 PhD project applying natural language processing to virology literature is now open for applications: https://t.co/RzbLuoqUc9
Get in touch with if you are interested and want to find out more.
Countries neighboring Rwanda still need to know which are the 7 of the 30 districts in Rwanda that report Marburg. Although cases centered in Kigali among ICU staff, it still matters whether any cases reported near DRC, Burundi, Tanzania, or Uganda https://t.co/6Exjp8y8U0
Unveiling Expansion in situ genome sequencing: a revolutionary leap in spatial genomics! ExIGS enables simultaneous nanoscale mapping of gDNA and proteins in single cells.
It's been an incredible journey co-leading this work with @z_chiang , @CarolineComenho , @JD_Buenrostro
Wouldn't it be nice to have a beautiful street art on Sinclair drive to inspire the kids walking to @BattlefieldPS and the toddlers in @SinclairNursery
Our new preprint showing how protein language models (PLMs) can help us understand viral proteins is now available! We used ESM-2 to investigate what PLMs know about the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein from a single sequence to evolutionary trajectories.
https://t.co/YvNR4sf9jC
Last couple days to apply for our Research Assistant/Associate role working on NLP for cancer mutations. Come work with us @GlasgowCS! https://t.co/Wv9GMfD0F7
Discover how to apply #bioinformatics to answer biologically relevant viral questions!
Join the global #virology community in-person to exchange knowledge & present your research at #VGE24
📅 Dates: 6-8 November
📎 Find out more & join the mailing list: https://t.co/YhopuQL8RB
Today we celebrate the first #InternationalDayOfPotato!
Recognising the importance of the crop in addressing environmental threats to #agrifood systems 🥔🌟
Our research has produced #potatoes more resilient to drought, disease and climate change.
More: https://t.co/3szy6hj4Ra
A little under 1 week left to apply for these posts, so if working in a busy and growing #cryoem facility sounds like your thing, get in touch! The portal closes on 4th June, 23:45 UK time
Vertebrate genomes contain millions of DNA sequences derived from ancient viruses.
In work published today in Genome Biology, we provide a panoramic overview of these endogenous viral elements.
https://t.co/Etn8yvf7TC
#Evolution#Virology#Genomics