Neun #HHU-Forscher sind #HighlyCitedResearchers 2022! Die Analyseplattform „Web of Science“ @Clarivate zeichnet sieben Mediziner und zwei Biologen der HHU aufgrund ihrer vielfach rezipierten wissenschaftlichen Publikationen als „Highly Cited Researcher“ aus:
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[Thread 🧵] It is until now that I have time to tell about the great Birds of a Feather session we organised last Tuesday from the @Bioinfo4women project and that I chaired during #ECCB2022@ECCBinfo! Nice discussion happened afterwards! (+)
Excited to share the news: Starting Sept 1, 2021, our @HHU_de project “Gender Award Gap? (Un-)Sichtbarkeit von Frauen in den Anerkennungskulturen der Medizin“ will focus on scientific prizes and recognition in medicine. Funded by @BMBF_Bund "Innovative Frauen im Fokus"
Amazing case report. The medicine of tomorrow. 5 week old boy admitted to NICU. Within 37 hours he had his whole genome sequenced, gene defect identified, treatment ordered and received by patient. Within 6 hr symptoms resolved. https://t.co/UYSJSURQHW
⚡️ONLINE RIGHT NOW @NatureGenet :
Long-read sequencing of 3,622 Icelanders provides insight into the role of structural variants in human diseases and other traits | 🧬https://t.co/IWK6TLhKoG
1/n Our paper showing how genetic ancestry can be used to enhance real-world understanding of disease risk.
Work led by @GillianBelbin 🧵
https://t.co/QLqNeuGxIN
Researchers from the HCI-Lab at the @Saar_Uni have built a webcam that looks like a human eye and imitates its movements. The team wants to spark a discussion about how ubiquitous sensing devices affect us and how we might interact with them in the future. https://t.co/tbmDzukNvq
New human reference genomes reported today @ScienceMagazine reveal greater diversity in our species. Data include individuals from around the world to better capture complexities of human genetic variation @uwgenome@jacksonlab@embl@HHU_de https://t.co/6MVTD1FDA3
🧬A breakthrough in human #genome research: "Human Genome Structural Variation Consortium" (HGSVC)
For several decades, research has been conducted to decode the human genome.