🎧 For the Episode 2 of the Explain Podcast about Pyrosequencing we've prepared a sketch. Can you tell - what fireflies have to do with #pyrosequencing? Listen here: ngs-kn.de/explain-podcas… 🎙️ Recorded at the Medienlabor, Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf

On Feb 23, 2022, Roman Cheplyaka of Roman Cheplyaka | the bioinformatics chat interviewed me for his podcast in a series with Pedro Beltrao and Janani Durairaj (Jay). No 24h later, his country was invaded. Amazingly, despite the ongoing war he has found time to edit the series. bioinformatics.chat/alphafold2-p3

👂about Rosetta, stability calculations and when they can inform us about disease-related variants, and of course how #AlphaFold affects this landscape. What you might not hear is that I did this interview with a 6w old on my lap 👩‍🍼 who is now 1.5y and much more opinionated.

I'm starting a Patreon! This would help me keep the podcast going and let you find out about the upcoming episodes, contribute your questions/papers/topics, and get a shout-out on the episode pages. I hope to see you there. patreon.com/bioinfochat

I find it symbolic that my copy of a history of #Ukraine book now has these cuts from a window shattered by a russian missile.

In the new episode of the #bioinformatics chat podcast, David Dylus David Dylus talks about Read2Tree, a tool that builds MSAs and phylogenetic trees straight from raw sequencing reads! bioinformatics.chat/read2tree

Check out the latest episode of the Roman Cheplyaka | the bioinformatics chat podcast, where we sat down with Roman Cheplyaka, to talk about the δ-SA data structure (arxiv.org/abs/2308.03635; to appear at FOCS 2023) and more generally, compressed data structures! bioinformatics.chat/delta-SA

Our colleagues spent their last seconds alive helping - sorting parcels with medicine and humanitarian aid for the civilian suffering from the war. The russia destroyed a civilian building and should be convicted of war crimes. Please, spread the word #RussiaIsATerroristState

Please RT I am reaching out to you on behalf of Bioinformatics For Ukraine, a beacon of hope and support for Ukrainian scientists and students whose lives were deeply affected by the ongoing conflict. This #GivingTuesday , please consider supporting bioinformaticsforukraine.com

Very happy to have been a guest on the #bioinformatics chat podcast Roman Cheplyaka | the bioinformatics chat by Roman Cheplyaka. We talked about our recently published paper on identifying drug targets 💊🎯🧬 👇 bioinformatics.chat/drug-targets

Paper link: doi.org/10.1016/j.xgen… If you are interested in the technical details check out the Github: github.com/masadler/DrugT…; or if you are interested in the prioritized disease and drug target gene lists, you can download them from Zenodo: zenodo.org/doi/10.5281/ze…

Marichka Paplauskaite is a graduate student at the Kyiv School of Economics studying memory studies. Yesterday, she was at the train station in Kherson when the Russians shelled it with ballistic missiles. This is her story: It was very scary. 1/

❗️ Tonight Russian army targeted Kharkiv with Shakhed drones. As a result, 7 people were reported dead, among them three children: 6 months old, 4 years old, and 7 years old. 15 homes were completely destroyed by fire. 📹: Kharkiv Regional Administration

It seems that most people solved this puzzle by running a simulation. Here I show a neat way to compute outcome probabilities exactly, using a cross between Markov chain transition matrices and generating functions: ro-che.info/articles/2024-…

Waiting for the fight. The guys haven't slept since the evening and the only opportunity to get some sleep is to lean our heads against the wall of the dugout. You have no idea how much we need aircraft and ammunition.