This is great. Congrats JesusLozanoFernandez

I would have to say that this aligns pretty well with my take-away from the uk general election.

Hard to imagine a worse-researched and worse-written article on this topic. Hard to know where to start with it. Suffice it to say the author should never be asked to contribute anything to home ownership discourse ever again. rte.ie/brainstorm/202…

Very nice. mSphere of Influence: Predicting the evolution of pathogen populations | mSphere journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/ms…

Destroying water treatment plants is a war crime in its own right. Doing so in full knowledge that it will contribute to the spread of polio is evidence of genocidal intent.

If you are in London on September 12th and fancy a little talk about evolution: members.linnean.org/events/6692a69…

First day in the new job. How do I look?

Welcome to #TeamLivUni Professor James McInerney! 🎉

I always think of one woman, when gymnastics is on, now 18 years since she died aged 46. One of the most talented gymnasts and courageous persons; she was a member of the Olympic Order, despite never competing at the Olympics. Her name was Elena Mukhina, one of my heroes. /1

Last night thugs set fire to the Spellow Hub Library on County Road in Liverpool - a place opened last year to help people in one of the country’s most deprived areas with routes into work and education They also set fire to a local shop Horrific liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool…

The King's Guard guides his horse closer to a special tourist

The mainstream media can’t be let off the hook for its role in the riots ❌

Bioinformatics

interesting pipeline that might enable very large-scale pangenome construction. genomebiology.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

This is one of the most beautiful explainers I have ever seen for explaining Transformers. It's truly lovely: poloclub.github.io/transformer-ex…

Entertainment on RTÉ Thanks for sharing but unfortunately the Lisdoonvarna Crew couldn't travel to Belgium with us due to the restrictions of living in direct provision.

Welcoming Professor James McInerney (James McInerney), our new head of the Department of Evolution, Ecology and Behaviour. ➡️bit.ly/4dQAjvd #ecoevo | #compbio | #TeamLivUni

Lecture by Prof James McInerney on the tangled evolutionary history of life on Earth: how life has had a history of partnerships & integrations particularly at the genomic level rather than a purely tree-like history James McInerney Sept 12, 6 pm. bit.ly/3YRF6rR

One month into the new job at the university of Liverpool and so far it has been lovely. Nice people, great science, good conversations about the future. Looking forward to month 2.

This software looks like a step-change for microbial (pan)genomic analysis: nature.com/articles/s4159…