Dᴀᴠɪᴅ Mᴏʟɪᴋ

Computational Genomics. PhD.

[Dᴀᴠɪᴅ Mᴏʟɪᴋ @SemperPublica]

We just published a new Nextflow pipeline that assembles HiFi/HiC genomes. Useful for projects making a large number of genomes.

We made a neat spittle bug genome as well.

Check it out (early access): https://t.co/sboMNreWrE

[Dᴀᴠɪᴅ Mᴏʟɪᴋ @SemperPublica]

@nanopore, @doom totally out-there question: has anyone tried to install Doom on a Nanopore Mk1c?

[Dᴀᴠɪᴅ Mᴏʟɪᴋ @SemperPublica]

Press release: https://t.co/Y7Y1cZvGRW

[Dᴀᴠɪᴅ Mᴏʟɪᴋ @SemperPublica]

Saw this today. Since a lot of us work in EcoEvo space: https://t.co/0rfb1LGlSZ is now publishing micropublications in Ecology and Evolution. MicroPub EcoEvo Micropubs are 2 page, one figure reports, and really great for a variety of reasons. #MicroPub #EcoEvo

[ORCID Organization @ORCID_Org]

Did you know?

ORCID + GitHub are now integrated, which means GitHub users can link their validated ORCID iD to their public GitHub profile.

Read more and get your GitHub profiled linked with ORCID today! https://t.co/UcKis1Kmq2

[Dᴀᴠɪᴅ Mᴏʟɪᴋ @SemperPublica]

A friendly reminder that em dashes don't have spaces between the main and interjection clauses. #grammar

[Dᴀᴠɪᴅ Mᴏʟɪᴋ @SemperPublica]

@insultsrare No. That's a picture of a cup of water.

[Dᴀᴠɪᴅ Mᴏʟɪᴋ @SemperPublica]

FHR article is now out! Finally, we can put our Voucher Specimen locations directly into our FASTA reference assemblies! https://t.co/OmczbRTSnK This may seem inane but, metadata and provenance living closer to reference assemblies is a big deal.

[Dᴀᴠɪᴅ Mᴏʟɪᴋ @SemperPublica]

Looking at you @ndeckinstitute

[Dᴀᴠɪᴅ Mᴏʟɪᴋ @SemperPublica]

Dr. Amy Hudson, another scientist in ABADRU, is hiring a technician. Amy runs a really cool lab looking environmental modeling and modeling disease spread. Take a look! https://t.co/S1v3UrN4KF Closes Feb 29th. #DiseaseModeling #VectorDiseases

[Dᴀᴠɪᴅ Mᴏʟɪᴋ @SemperPublica]

Dr. Amy Hudson, another scientist in ABADRU, is hiring a technician. Amy runs a really cool lab looking environmental modeling and modeling disease spread. Take a look! https://t.co/S1v3UrN4KF Closes Feb 29th. #DiseaseModeling #VectorDiseases

[Dᴀᴠɪᴅ Mᴏʟɪᴋ @SemperPublica]

@bioinformer I'd argue that RNAseq is not a true quantitative method, due to samples being unable to be compared in absolute terms. Technically, the measurement is relative expression, and so RNAseq + Normalization would be the quantitative method. RNAseq would just be a technology.

[Dᴀᴠɪᴅ Mᴏʟɪᴋ @SemperPublica]

Today, 8 years ago, I was interviewing for my PhD, after a 4 year hiatus from education. Stay strong out there. #phdlife

[Dᴀᴠɪᴅ Mᴏʟɪᴋ @SemperPublica]

@BenPJMorris nice hat!

[Dᴀᴠɪᴅ Mᴏʟɪᴋ @SemperPublica]

@flydrocarbon LaTeX and BibTeX are your friend.

[Dᴀᴠɪᴅ Mᴏʟɪᴋ @SemperPublica]

@JLDudycha Disease resistant Elm or Ash. Let's start trying to rebuild tree populations!

Alternatively, Chestnut or Pecan (if you're south enough) for something edible

[Dᴀᴠɪᴅ Mᴏʟɪᴋ @SemperPublica]

@jcamthrash I'm going to wait till the bird dies and then move to whatever is next after the initial technology adaptation curve.

[Dᴀᴠɪᴅ Mᴏʟɪᴋ @SemperPublica]

@bioinformer Likely OpenScience breeds innovation by reducing redundant efforts and making data more interoperable and reusable for meta-analysis

[Dᴀᴠɪᴅ Mᴏʟɪᴋ @SemperPublica]

@bioinformer There is also a slight cost in data formatting, metadata collection, and archival. It's unlikely that beyond initial publishing costs the researcher will pay for data storage (this is a real problem long term sustainability problem, to which there is no easy solutions)