Congratulations Bill Hanage @BillHanage.bsky.social , Karel Břinda, Michael Baym and coauthors! So much good bioinformatics in this! and predicting antibiotic resistance is also useful :)

Shane is an incredibly ambitious and creative scientist, and discussions with him always inspire me to be a better scientist and human. This dude has shaped my life in so many ways, and I’m happy he’s in a position where his voice can inspire others, too.

super clear talk by Nandita Garud, lots of content taken from her recent-ish paper that addresses complex topics in creative ways re. microbiome evolution journals.plos.org/plosbiology/ar…

What a great opportunity!

For questions that only require a core genome, this looks very promising!

sad to be leaving! highly recommend! to this description will add that its an amazing place to learn bioinformatic/coding/HPC skills and theory to make sense of genomic data

Happy to join the Princeton Computer Science and Princeton SML communities and work on cancer genomics with Ben Raphael !

Horizontal gene transfer and adaptive evolution in bacteria Arnold, Huang & Hanage discuss underlying theory used to infer the selective forces acting on transferred DNA and how they shape patterns of genomic variation rdcu.be/cBgIB

Review on HGT in bacteria, with a focus on progress/challenges of identifying adaptive transfers. Inspiring to work with I-Ting Huang and Bill Hanage @BillHanage.bsky.social on this! nature.com/articles/s4157…

nice list of ways to make your python code a little cleaner youtube.com/watch?v=qUeud6…

Excited and honored to be interviewed by GenomeBC about our work on tusklessness in African elephants (co-led by Shane Campbell-Staton, Ph.D. and Robert M. Pringle)