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Exciting!! 🎉 Our work on epigenetic divergence in the spectacularly explosive radiation of Lake Malawi cichlids is now out at Nature Communications. Led by @gregverne at Gurdon Institute Wellcome Sanger Institute GeneticsCambridge with great collabs - 1/7 🧵🐠 nature.com/articles/s4146…

Hi there, looking for a PhD? If you are interested in genomics, development and colour traits in cichlid fishes, then this is for you: nercdtp.esc.cam.ac.uk/projects/bc338

#SciencemeetsArt (coop #OceanStories + GEOMAR_en) Science can not only be exciting but also funny. Proof of that are Jamie Parker’s ‘punimals’. Hopefully you get as much enjoyment from his drawings as he did, when he created them. More: geomar.pageflow.io/science-meets-…

Check out the reviewed version of our work on epigenetic and transposon landscapes of the symbiotic fungus R. irregularis Genome Research. An amazing collab between Eric Miska Lab Paszkowski Lab Sebastian Schornack and Butter labs. genome.cshlp.org/content/early/… 🧵 follows — ideas welcome!

Check out this open postdoc position on sex determination in #SeaTurtles in the amazing Eizaguirre Lab at Queen Mary University of London

New postdoc call to start during 2022. A fully funded postdoc position to study population genomics in a big dataset of primate WGS. Previous experience with theory and popgen required. Funded by European Research Council (ERC) Please RT. Thanks! Contact me by email if interested.

Funded PhD opportunity to study magic traits in cichlids with me and M. Emília Santos - please RT! #fishsci panorama-dtp.ac.uk/research/visua…

Beautiful footage of deep sea #cephalopods describing how #caboverde was identified as a cephalopod diversity hotspot using #eDNA and other methods.

I'm delighted to be a part of Native Scientists. If you're a Portuguese-speaking scientist in Cambridge and wish to join one of our workshops, sign up here bit.ly/3lYFAbB

Present your #epigenetics research at the #eseb2022 in the session S21. Epigenetics goes wild! Epigenetic diversity and the evolutionary potential of wild populations | Keynotes: Sinead Collins and Olivier Rey. Abstract submission is now open: eseb2022.cz/en/call-for-ab… ESEB

Another amazing paper coming out of Oscar Puebla’s group, on the diversification of the Caribbean hamlets - one of the fastest evolving lineages of marine fishes yet. Monumental amount of work involved. 170 individual genomes from 28 sympatric pairs! pnas.org/content/119/4/…

Today LaraSchmittmann becomes Dr.Schmittman. I feel so proud and thankful for the chance of advising her, together with Ute Hentschel and sharing her journey .I've learnt from Lara's talent, been inspired by her creativity, and had lots of fun along the way! This is your day!

Please RT: 12-month postdoc position to work on butterfly genetics, half in Edinburgh and half in East Africa conducting a big experiment! elxw.fa.em3.oraclecloud.com/hcmUI/Candidat… Can't wait to get going on this project, in collaboration with @DickMerrill

IGV Desktop can now interact with an app wrapping the JBrowse Circular View component to explore long range interactions. See github.com/igvteam/igv/wi… for details.

Very excited to share our new paper on genome evolution of the amazing Antarctic notothenioid fish radiation, with insights from 24 new genome assemblies biorxiv.org/content/10.110… from my work with Wellcome Sanger Tree of Life Programme Richard Durbin Eric Miska Lab GeneticsCambridge @sangerVGP @Naturalis_Sci 1/7

A peer-reviewed and improved version of our paper on #celegans LOTR-1 (LOTUS and Tudor domain containing 1) has been published in PLOS Genetics! If you’re into germ granules, small RNAs & epigenetics this is the paper for you. journals.plos.org/plosgenetics/a… 1/3

At #ESEB2022? Join current and past lab members @alice_balard Melanie Heckwolf @baltazar_soares for their symposium "S21. Epigenetics goes #wild! #Epigenetic #diversity and the evolutionary potential of wild populations" Guest speakers: Sofia Consuegra & Olivier Rey Evolutionary Applications

Are you working on #epigenomics in wild populations? Consider publishing your work in our special issue in Evolutionary Applications

The story of my journey as the 1st D. Ross Robertson fellow is finally out! Very grateful for the opportunity and success of this project: >500 fish photographed & sampled across 4 countries: Panamá, Trinidad-and-Tobago, US Virgin Islands, Mexico 🐠🤿🧬📸 stri.si.edu/story/living-c…

Here is the story of the 1st D. Ross Robertson fellowship. Very proud of this achievement and eternally grateful for the help I received from lots of different people along the journey Melanie Heckwolf Jakob Gismann