Interested in ML for sequence design?Come postdoc with us!

📍Penzberg or Zurich

careers.roche.com/de/de/job/2024…

Codon-level combinatorially complete. Wowza.

science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

At Wellcome Sanger Institute we are recruiting 3 new faculty (at any level) in
Generative Biology / AI/ML / Synthetic Genomics.
Really well-funded positions with access to Sanger's unique capacity for large-scale data generation and long-term projects. pls RT!
sanger.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/Wellcome…

🇩🇰My lab at Biotech Research & Innovation Centre (BRIC) Uni of Copenhagen, Denmark is recruiting

💻 #bioinformatics and ⚗ wet-lab #postdocs and 🧑‍🔬 #research assistants

Cancer evolution, genome instability, artificial intelligence for DNA analysis. #ERC & NNF projects

👇Positions listed below. Please RT! (RX?)

Re-upping this: I'm looking for PhD students (start October 2024) to join my lab in Oxford. If you're interested in molecular evolution, archaea, chromatin, or all of the above, get in touch!

Two more days to apply to the Ph.D. position on microbial ecology and evolution in our lab. Please share with any interested students!

Our lab is recruiting a Ph.D. student for fall 2024! If you are interested in the ecology, evolution, and systems biology of microbial communities (especially using theory and modeling), please apply by November 1 according to the attached ad and link qevomicrolab.org/wp-content/upl…

For mutations to have good chances of entering the gene pool of a population of 🪼🌴🐸🐞🦙☘️ the cells in which such mutations arise need to thrive in their developmental contexts. Development may thus be an evolutionary agent behind mutation rate biases
academic.oup.com/mbe/advance-ar…

New preprint!

Really happy with how this turned out. Hana knocked it out of the park. Colab with Carlos Martí and David M. McCandlish

biorxiv.org/cgi/content/sh…

Happy to have been a part of this. Fun colab with Rubén Pérez-Carrasco and Yolanda Schaerli, led by Florian Baier.

doi.org/10.1126/sciadv…

I am excited to present my work with David M. McCandlish on our attempt to understand complex genotype-phenotype maps tomorrow at #BoG23 . I will show some cool genotype-phenotype maps with up to 16 million genotypes and explain how we can actually visualize and interpret them

Our study on synthetic genotype networks (sets of gene regulatory networks connected by small mutational changes) is now published! Congratulations to all co-authors! Javier Santos Moreno Eve Tasiudi Astri Kusumawardhani CSB, ETHZ @DMF_unil.
nature.com/articles/s4146…

This new theme issue of #PhilTransB brings together interdisciplinary approaches to predicting #EvolutionaryBiology . Edited by Justin Crocker, Joshua L. Payne, Aleksandra Walczak and Trisha Wittkopp. Read here: bit.ly/PTB1877

Interested in DFEs? Or the relationship between mutation rates and fitness effects?

Check out our new preprint.

Led by BryanGitschlag.bsky.social and Alejandro Cano. Colab with David M. McCandlish and @evolarlin.bsky.social
biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

I am formally recruiting postdocs to our lab Rutgers CABM! If you are interested in the ecology, evolution, and systems biology of microbial communities, then please apply by March 1. We are enthusiastic about diverse approaches and backgrounds
jobs.rutgers.edu/postings/191869

Paper drop led by Albert Tsai and Lautaro, supported by Rafael Galupa, Ella Preger 🎗️, and the Theodore Alexandrov crew!

Developmental phenomics suggests that H3K4 monomethylation confers multi-level phenotypic robustness cell.com/cell-reports/f…

A quick thread (1/7):

If you work at the interface of evolution, quantitative genetics, development, and systems biology, this one is for you! 🧬
🦋 #EMBOPredictEvo will explore the evolution of biological systems from genes and molecules to organism development and ecology.
🔎 s.embl.org/pev23-01

Our new preprint is out. Parallelism in evolution has been observed in many systems at the genetic and phenotypic levels. Sandeep Venkataram and I wrote a review making the case that community-level properties also evolve with some degree of repeatability.

ecoevorxiv.org/repository/vie…

New preprint: Mutation bias and the predictability of evolution. Led by A. Cano & BryanGitschlag.bsky.social, colab with H. Rozhonova, @evolarlin.bsky.social, & David M. McCandlish.

ecoevorxiv.org/repository/vie…

The latest: debunking misinformation from @evolodonata on biases in the introduction process

A mut bias is a systematic diff in rates among types of mutational conversions, e.g., transition vs. transversion, or GC-->AT vs. AT-->GC

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ecoevorxiv.org/repository/vie…