Guy Cochrane who directs European Nucleotide Archive (ENA) mentioned a dataset arrives every few seconds. That's data richness from sequencing. One can search NCBI European Nucleotide Archive (ENA) and DDBJ, which are mirrored. And one can search those with controlled access

Major congratulations to APC Microbiome Ireland PI Ruth Massey - newly elected and only female EMBO member working with an Irish institution 👏 Ruth Massey UCC Ireland UCC Research Microbiology UCC SEFS@UCC ucc.ie/en/apc/news/ap…

Last few days to apply for this position at the interface of public health genomics and machine learning in fantastic Utrecht

It's really great to formally launch this data portal, which has been a large chunk of my work over the past year, but as part of a wonderfully collaborative team at European Nucleotide Archive (ENA) and across EMBL-EBI #pathogensportal

Where do you search for pathogen data? EMBL-EBI’s new Pathogen Portal contains molecular data for over 200,000 pathogen species and strains. An important resource for pandemic preparedness, healthcare, and food security. embl.org/news/science/p…

Delighted we have launched the new Pathogens Portal #pathogensportal, extending beyond COVID-19 to broader disease and pathogens - bringing together data of relevance to infection biology for research and preparedness.

#BYCOVID has an #opencall for proposals to support the implementation of additional 🦠 #SARS_CoV_2 data hubs to increase the flow of viral sequence data 🧬 into the European Nucleotide Archive (ENA)! 📆 Deadline: 1 September 2023 More information 🔗 by-covid.org/news/support-i…

First day of new position! So thankful to all who helped me with the promotion package, the external reviewers for reading the 55 pages(!) and the NTU Antimicrobial Resistance, Omics and Microbiota team and my wider collaboration network as research isn't done alone! Looking forward to even more cool research as an AP.

Contracts are signed, so I'm absolutely thrilled to announce that I will be moving to the University of Glasgow in the new year to start my own research group as a Lecturer in Bacteriology in the School of Infection and Immunity 🥳🍾

I very much appreciate Silicon Republic giving me the opportunity to talk about the Pathogens Portal at EMBL-EBI European Nucleotide Archive (ENA) and how it’s poised to be at the centre of the open biodata sharing, preparing for the next pandemic. siliconrepublic.com/innovation/bio…

Without biodata resources, there is no advance in the life and biomedical sciences. In its 2033 selection, GlobalBiodata has announced a further 15 Global Core Biodata Resources, bringing the set up to 52, collectively serving a breadth of domains, data types & user communities.

Fully funded 3-yr PhD position University of Glasgow Glasgow Microbiology (UK students)- Friend to Foe: Colonisation as an Entry Point for S. aureus Infection findaphd.com/phds/project/f…

Big career announcement!! A few weeks ago I was offered an interview and site visit for a tenure-track Professor of Microbiology position at a dream location. But - I declined! 🌟 Here is why ... (TLDR: enthusiastically saying "No, thank you" to academia) 1/8 Academic Chatter™

📢 I have a funded PhD position available in Glasgow. Functional genomics project with vaginal Lactobacillus. Please share findaphd.com/phds/project/f…

Very excited to share our recent publication in Microbiology Society Microbial Genomics describing collaborative efforts in analysing data from the European COVID-19 Data Platform. ebi.ac.uk/about/news/upd…

Delighted to see this announcement out. The INSDC will seek to onboard new members, meaning we can improve how global this collaboration is and will help us work towards truly equitable open data sharing in genomics. Exciting times ahead!

Off to the EMBL Heidelberg for #EESHuman, very much looking forward to connecting with the paleogenomics community to discuss how the European Nucleotide Archive (ENA) can support their science through #OpenData