Sharing this in case it's useful: I find that students often have a hard time conceptualizing quantitative parameters in genomics and popgen
Here's a cheat-sheet I put together for teaching. It's also part of a textbook I have been writing on human genetics (more on that below)
PRSs have the potential to enhance disease risk prediction and diagnostic refinement; predict progression and recurrence of disease; deploy precision therapeutics; and improve the efficiency of population-level screening. https://t.co/SuB4UQRMdl
Just published @ScienceMagazine
"We show that the third wave of infections in England was driven primarily by the Delta variant in younger, unvaccinated people."
https://t.co/1DVz2MXdcM
"the highest prevalence of infection ...was among 13 to 24 year olds"
I am so happy to have co-edited with @eevangelou the Meta-Research book: https://t.co/rOOmNvdBjT It covers a wide range of methods in meta-research, including novel methodologies for data synthesis. I cordially thank all authors, who devoted valuable time and effort in this book!
Must-read book on meta-research, including systematic reviews, meta-analysis, and umbrella reviews, edited by Evangelos Evangelou and Areti Angeliki Veroniki
https://t.co/Oe4qN9nZ9c
Today we are thrilled to announce the #COVID19 HGI manuscript is published @Nature https://t.co/eNs280nXmq
In this study, we report that the human genome significantly contributes to an individual’s response to SARS-CoV-2 infection.
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Huge work on prognostic factors for adverse outcomes in patients with COVID-19, led by our brilliant junior team members @VanesaBellou and @Lazaros_B https://t.co/jJI8VlC6Eh
A few weeks ago we were debating whether researchers should give press releases at the same time as submitting a pre-print; now we’re desperate for even a pre-print at the time of a press release. These are dangerous waters...
Maybe I’m old fashioned, but I don’t think it’s appropriate to be releasing press releases when submitting a pre-print. Dangerous even. Surely a paper needs to go through peer review first? Once a message is in the media and public domain, it’s very hard to turn back.
The course was full just in a couple of days. We decided to increase the capacity. If you have tried to register and received an "out of stock" message today, please try again now.
Given the current situation, we have decided to change our Mendelian Randomisation workshop to a one-day online course on May 11. Registration is now open. (Re-tweets are appreciated)
https://t.co/bPArXOz5KO