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The April Edition of the SASBi Students Grind Newsletter: https://t.co/MOC9z64pdG.
Featuring: our president, local bioinformatics news, popular tools with students, student opportunities, events we have been involved with, and worldwide trends in bioinformatics π₯οΈπ§¬
Join @SASBi_Students for a webinar where you'll learn what our goals for the year are with a run through of our portfolios! π¬
There is also a #GuestSpeaker! π€―
We want to build a community and for that we need you! π
Updates! We have extended the abstract submission and registration deadlines for the Student Symposium and decided to make online attendance free. We canβt wait to hear what you have all been working on, register using this link: https://t.co/hTilcXY99p #bioinformatics#science
Updates! We have extended the abstract submission and registration deadlines for the Student Symposium and decided to make online attendance free. We canβt wait to hear what you have all been working on, register using this link: https://t.co/hTilcXY99p #bioinformatics#science
Updates! We have extended the abstract submission and registration deadlines for the Student Symposium and decided to make online attendance free. We canβt wait to hear what you have all been working on, register using this link: https://t.co/hTilcXY99p #bioinformatics#science
π’ We're hiring! Postdoc position available for recent PhD with solid foundation in bioinformatics. Must have experience working with big datasets, not necessarily human (the data that is!π)
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Dr Charles Rotimi kicked off the G2MC meeting #g2mc6thconference with an excellent keynote, emphasizing the need for diversity in genomics. He also highlighted some of the successes of @H3Africa. He is a true inspiration.
Thank you to all the attendees who made this symposium so successful! All the best for your research, we can't wait to see how far you have all come by the next SASBi-SC/ SAGS symposium (which will hopefully be in person)!