You know you are at a conference when you hear
"It's not a question, more of a comment" before someone (usually a man) re-explains what the speaker (usually not a man) just said.
Phage hunter, genome sequencer, bioinformatician
Flinders Uni in Adelaide, Australia.
#fedi22 #bioinformatics #microbiology #phage #bacteria #prophage #microbiome
You know you are at a conference when you hear
"It's not a question, more of a comment" before someone (usually a man) re-explains what the speaker (usually not a man) just said.
Day 2 of #ICBRAMR #icbrar2023 conference in Chennai.
Starting with Paul Jaschke telling us how to control viruses by engineering. Cool!
Anita Gupta has done amazing work improving phage display and using it to make human antibodies, including for covid
WHO released a list of research priorities for #AMR last year
Last year saw the largest number of cholera outbreaks ever because of climate change
Dr. Soumya Swaminathan
Former Chief Scientist, World Health Organization
Excited to be in Chennai for the #ICBRAMR conference
A great line up of real and virtual speakers
@Atif_micro @atif_micro@twitter.com @hiren_m_joshi@twitter.com
The trolley problem: your imagination versus the even sadder reality. (Just got this from a friend who also collects trolley problem variants.)
I'm very excited to share that our bacteriophage recovery tool, Phables has been accepted for publication in the OUP Bioinformatics journal.
Publication: https://doi.org/10.1093/bioinformatics/btad586
GitHub: https://github.com/Vini2/phables
A big thank you to everyone at FAME for supporting this work.
@BeardyMcJohnFace @npbhavya @griggo_grig @GB13Faithless @AbbeyHutton @Sassel1985 @linsalrob
#bioinformatics #metagenomics #bacteriophages #assembly #assemblygraph #graphtheory #flownetworks
Wordcloud of my research! From this app
https://shiny.rcg.sfu.ca/u/rdmorin/pubmedcloud/
Thanks to @LyndaDelph for posting the link originally
I wholly endorse both the sentiment behind, and purchase of, @effinbirds’s latest shirt, which I proudly wear today (actually changed in the car after opening the package). I’ll get a lot of mileage out of this one.
Super thrilled to announce that we secured BRaVE initiative funding to establish "Phage Foundry" with a dream team!! 🥳 Aim is to develop a foundational platform that integrates many aspects of phage research and rapidly design countermeasures for AMR pathogens. https://www.energy.gov/science/articles/department-energy-announces-1124-million-research-support-national-biopreparedness
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Magnetic-activated cell sorting identifies a unique lung microbiome community https://microbiomejournal.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s40168-022-01434-5
Dominik Lücking from the Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology takes a deep dive into marine metagenomes to figure out what all the "other" stuff that we don't analyse really is
Luca Nishimura from the National Institute of Genetics in Japan is sequencing ancient viruses... It's not easy to get ancient DNA
Lygeri Sakellaridi from University of Würzburg introducing grandR https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2022.09.12.507665v1 for exploring metabolic labelling
Amazing scRNAseq analysis of SARS-CoV-2 by breaking down cells into pseudotime... Time relative to viral replication by Santiago Elena from CSIC-Universitat de València
Amazing microscopy of viral fusions and viral budding with Christian Eggeling from Friedrich‐Schiller‐University. Amazing super high resolution microscopy that shows individual viruses doing their thing
Terry Jones from Charité Universitätsmedizin presenting their tool #gb2seq to pull out sequences from different sequence regions
Here's Terry's talk and presentation in case you want to play along at home
Amazing giant virus diversity described by Anh Ha from Virginia Tech
Here are the RdRp HMM profiles... Soon to be available on GitHub