We are thrilled to reveal our story in @NatureGenet on using high-throughput functional genomics to systematically study the biology of both generalist & human-restricted Salmonella: https://t.co/QZH50YaOa8
This work was led by our postdoc @BenjaminXWang1#Salmonella
SPAdes 4.0 is released! https://t.co/uulEMmMFlu
Since 2022 SPAdes is not related to any institution and is maintained by the SPAdes team - an international group of volunteers. Although this might be the last major release, we strongly intend to continue supporting our users!
Very excited to finally see our study of global RNA stability in Salmonella out today in
@PNASnews, where we use Bayesian statistical modeling to show bacterial transcripts have subminute half-lives, far shorter than previously thought. https://t.co/9m1DVnIkOM 1/n
I keep on preaching to my lab about the usefulness @ChatGPTapp for coding, but real-life demos might be more effective. A thread on a neural network we quickly developed to classify antibiotics sensitivity 🧵 (1/10)
So @nanopore discovered something a few days ago - and it has to do with light. And they posted this image (sorry, too good not to share off the community). Yes, that’s 469% increased output. So, we decided to give it a shot and …
It's finally here! Our new paper in Nature Methods:
A comparison of single-coverage and multi-coverage metagenomic binning reveals extensive hidden contamination | Nature Methods https://t.co/tM2pHOq2oi
Our latest methods paper "Minmers are a generalization of minimizers that enable unbiased local Jaccard estimation" (aka MashMap3) is out with @BKille@erikgarrison@traingene! There's an interesting backstory here 🧵 \ https://t.co/ZVwiHsVNBO
Lovely to have had Institute alumni Profs @joshuaarimi & Eunice Marete from @MeruUniversity for the past week. Great to catch up & looking forward to continuing our working relationship via @Erasmus +ICM project #foodsecurity#bioeconomy Safe travels home & see you again soon!
I’m delighted that our paper on the Multicellularity Long Term Evolution Experiment (MuLTEE) has, at long last, been published. This paper establishes the foundations of what I’d like to work on for the rest of my career. 1/25
Free, full access link: https://t.co/lWh33eHQrf
My colleague @sciencecohen and I spent months investigating @GISAID and the mysterious man behind it, Peter Bogner. Here's what we found. https://t.co/FVfswDnAD5
Congratulations to all our Final Year Food Science students on their wonderful presentations today.
A lovely finish to the semester, well done to all and of course thanks to Prof Nigel Brunton, module coordinator! 👏🏻
Delighted to announce the publication of this work from my PhD! We show that metabolically independent microbes associated with human gut “dysbiosis” may not in fact be causal of disease, but instead selected for under stressful conditions. (1/4)
https://t.co/fPa4tq9ZGi
Want to know the deep secrets about MLST?
Last week on microbinfie podcast:
We talk to Professor Ed Feil (University of Bath) @EpicFeil_ and Dr Natacha Couto (University of Oxford) @_natachacouto_ about the early days of MLST.
https://t.co/YoSE6mBMH3
https://t.co/lzO42WpRsy
Kind of sucks when you've been telling people publicly that they should abandon UMAPs because they can be misleading and don't provide a faithful representation of the data... and then you look at a UMAP and it's really useful. 1/3
Come join our team!
Great opportunity for graduates with a PhD in Food Science, Dairy Science or related discipline to work @ucdagfood@UCDFoodHealth@UCD_CHAS@ucddublin
Apply @ https://t.co/2Mum7Nhrn6
Closing Date: 16th January 23
#jobfairy