Wonderful to see this elegant tool published!

Super cool deep learning method, just submitted to BioRXiv with CSSB Lab . We can predict cancer type from chromosome copy profile alone, which is useful in a range of scenarios, including cancer of unknown origin: biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Another fantastic speaker at our The Royal Society lineages conference will be Calum Gabbutt! Join us in May to hear about how fluctuating methylation can be used to track cancer lineages and evolutionary dynamics! Abstract deadline 25/03 & free registration! #RSLineage ⬇️

Britain has been in a funk. Real GDP per capita hasn't reached its 2007 peak. Real wages have stagnated. Bills and rents are too high, and our transport infrastructure is creaking. It doesn't have to be this way. Today Britain Remade is launching our plan for economic growth.🧵

Heading Madrid for #EHA2024!🩸Tomorrow I’ll present our work Calum Gabbutt Trevor Graham Biomedical Epigenomics on tracking cancer evolution with DNA meth on lymphoid tumors, at scale, with clinical implications!👉🏻 congress-apps.ehaweb.org/eha2024/en-GB/… European Hematology Association YoungEHA Asociación Española Contra el Cáncer

Thrilled to share our discovery of novel long-deletion #signatures—powerful markers for tracking #MMRd #CancerEvolution, even in low-pass (~0.1X) FFPE samples with low tumour content, using our tool #MILO. Check out our preprint for the full story biorxiv.org/content/10.110… (1/8)

We are excited to be hosting two #ECISeminar this month. Join us on 📅19th November to hear from Calum Gabbutt Imperial College London and on 📅27th November from Prof. Rina Rosin-Arbesfeld Tel Aviv University Registration details: earlycancer.cam.ac.uk/events

Apply to our Evo Bio and Eco of Cancer course at Wellcome Genome Campus, UK! It's a great opportunity for trainees and a lot of fun with fabulous teachers. Hope to meet some of your early career folks there in July IMO

This week-long summer school looks set to be an excellent opportunity for to learn about cancer evolution! Bursaries are available for those who require financial assistance, deadline 1st April.

If you're a PhD student interested in using maths to understand cancer, this HCEMM summer school in Szeged, Hungary, is an excellent opportunity. Registration is free and local costs are covered, so apply before 15th April.

My main PhD project is now up on bioRxiv! If you’re interested in somatic evolution or machine learning for simulation-based inference, read on… doi.org/10.1101/2025.0… [1/15]