In the latest issue: prediction of #antibiotic activity in #molecules that are structurally different from known #antibiotics #AntibioticResistance #machinelearning #drugdiscovery bit.ly/39Po5lu

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Promising clinical results on antisense oligonucleotides for #HuntingtonsDisease are giving hope for other diseases. Learn more about the research: fcld.ly/qgr8wh0 #SciMagPerspective #Medicine

RIC-seq for global in situ profiling of RNA–RNA spatial interactions disq.us/t/3oh7b4c

Proud to see our work published in its final shape in eLife - the journal! Thank you @GrannemanSander for your relentless support and perseverance in driving this project towards a success. elifesciences.org/articles/54655

"Science is a process, but it’s also a community. Strive to be a constructive critic and a scientist who invites helpful feedback on your own work." Advice on how to give and receive criticism from the latest #LTYS column from Science Careers: fcld.ly/knnkwha

In a first-in-human trial, researchers find that a treatment for glioblastoma based on interfering RNAs & gold nanoparticles can penetrate the brain. This bodes well for potential treatment of these tumors but further clinical testing is needed. fcld.ly/m26t6y6 Science Translational Medicine

We're very happy to announce the release of nf-core /cutandrun, a best practice analysis Nextflow pipeline for #cutandrun and #cutandtag. First developed by the Henikoff lab at Fred Hutch Cancer Center, a team at The Crick turned it into a reproducible, containerised Nextflow pipeline.

Gearing up for our next event ! 🗓️12-14th October 2022 📍The Crick Organised by - 👨🏾‍💻👩🏼‍💻👩🏾‍💻👩🏻‍💻

Last week we held our fifth Crick Data Challenge, a three day #hackathon style event that brings together Crick scientists 🥼 and data experts 💻 to tackle big scientific problems. Here are some tips for organising a scientific hackathon of your own: ow.ly/S47J50Lhq0B

Great to see this published! I started working on this project during the #CrickDataChallenge 3 day hackathon at The Francis Crick Institute. Can't quite believe that our scrappy proof of concept made in those 3 days eventually morphed into this! Crick Data Challenge The Crick

Crick Data Challenge. 👀 11-13th October at the Francis Crick Institute. Friends at The Crick will deliver this Hackathon-style event fostering collaborations between wet lab biologists & data scientists. Our own @HanNamshik will give the keynote talk. ow.ly/Gx6e50Pe8TG

We identified a mechanism by which the homeostasis of class of proteins with similar low complexity domains (LCDs) is collectively regulated – ‘interstasis’. Interstasis operates at the level of the RNA that encodes those LCDs by exploiting the structure of the genetic code.

🚀Less than a week until the 6th Crick Data Challenge, our 3-day #hackathon uniting The Crick scientists and data experts to tackle big scientific problems 🥼💻! Thrilled to have EMBL EMBL-EBI as partners.🤝Huge thanks to our sponsor Seqera ! 🙏 📅 Oct 11-13 📍 The Crick

The 7th Crick Data Challenge is almost here! Huge thanks to Seqera for sponsoring our 3-day #hackathon, and to all our participants. The Crick researchers will join data experts from academia and industry to break new ground in biomedicine through data science! 📅 Oct 16-18

Crick Data Challenge kicks off tomorrow!🎉Our keynote speaker Kristina Ulicna, PhD 👩‍💻 from Valence Labs will share cutting-edge insights on AI-driven single-cell representations and insights from her career! Don’t miss it, open to everyone The Crick. 🙌 Seqera for making it possible!

#CrickDataChallenge is in full swing! 👩‍💻👨‍🔬 Join us at 13:00 The Crick to see Kristina Ulicna, PhD 👩‍💻's lecture!

That’s a wrap!🎉 Huge thanks to our incredible organisers Elias Copin Mingran Cao @ISalgarella – you made the #CrickDataChallenge a huge success! Big thanks to our teams and sponsor Seqera. Fantastic work from everyone🙌 - can't wait to see where these projects go! #hack

Had an amazing time at the Nextflow summit & nf-core hackathon last week! Incredible community energy and growth. 👉Check out the poster for riboseq-flow, the ribo-seq pipeline Oscar Wilkins & I developed: summit.nextflow.io/2024/barcelona… #NextflowSummit

Ashling Giblin Adrian Isaacs Lab Dorothea Boeken KlenermanLab JoJo Benn @w_mcewan Dr Soraya M 🦋(SorayaM) Robert McGeachan @ScotsFriction Danilo Negro @ClaireDurrant1 Reproducibility Prize aims to promote open science by developing sustainable and reproducible practices as part of research output 🥇 Ira Iosub (ule_lab) for riboseq-flow