Fredrik Dyrkell (@lexicallyscoped) 's Twitter Profile
Fredrik Dyrkell

@lexicallyscoped

Programming languages and bioinformatics enthusiast.
CTO at 1928diagnostics

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DeanTheCoder (@deanthecoder) 's Twitter Profile Photo

'The Fly' My latest #GLSL #shader scene written with #Shadertoy. Source: shadertoy.com/view/ft2XWw No 3D models. No textures. 100% code. #realtimeVFX

paul g higgins (@docpolski) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Fantastic collaboration with Kiki Xanthopoulou Sebastian Alexander Fuchs Alexander Dilthey pmrCAB Recombination Events among Colistin-Susceptible and -Resistant Acinetobacter baumannii Clinical Isolates Belonging to International Clone 7 | mSphere journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/ms…

Ryan Wick (@rrwick) 's Twitter Profile Photo

So for most modern hybrid read-sets, I'd recommend a long-read-first assembly approach: assemble the long reads and use short reads only for final polishing. I've made Trycycler and Polypolish to help with this: github.com/rrwick/Trycycl… github.com/rrwick/Polypol… (6/8)

Charlie (@c_higgs_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Very happy to have my first paper published as part of my PhD, "Optimising genomic approaches for identifying VRE transmission in healthcare settings". Thanks to all involved for their help along the way. nature.com/articles/s4146…

Jason Chin (@infoecho) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Yet another genome assembler, this time it is written in Rust. Peregrine-2021: A faster and minimum genome assembler for long-reads with good enough accuracy github.com/cschin/peregri… #genomics #bioinformatics #rustlang

Yet another genome assembler, this time it is written in Rust.

Peregrine-2021: A faster and minimum genome assembler for long-reads with good enough accuracy 

github.com/cschin/peregri…

#genomics #bioinformatics #rustlang
Zamin Iqbal (@zaminiqbal) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New paper led by @mbhall88 and collaborators! Evaluating Oxford Nanopore as a replacement/complement for Illumina for TB: drug resistance and clustering. Spoiler: you can get equivalent clustering and identical resistant predictions (with 30x depth). 1/n medrxiv.org/content/10.110…

Rasmus Kirkegaard (@kirk3gaard) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Picking read size and running adaptive sampling directly in Oxford Nanopore minknow is now available 🎉😁 #SQK-NBD112-24 prep of pure cultures. Looking forward to a RBK version for faster prep.

Picking read size and running adaptive sampling directly in <a href="/nanopore/">Oxford Nanopore</a> minknow is now available 🎉😁 #SQK-NBD112-24 prep of  pure cultures. Looking forward to a RBK version for faster prep.
Sneha D. Goenka (@gsneha261) 's Twitter Profile Photo

@Johngorzynski, Kishwar and I are excited to present the details of our ultra-rapid Oxford Nanopore whole genome sequencing pipeline (nejm.org/doi/full/10.10……) published in Nature Biotechnology nature.com/articles/s4158… today! The pipeline produces a genetic diagnosis in under 8 hrs.

@Johngorzynski, <a href="/kishwarshafin/">Kishwar</a> and I are excited to present the details of our ultra-rapid <a href="/nanopore/">Oxford Nanopore</a> whole genome sequencing pipeline (nejm.org/doi/full/10.10……) published in <a href="/NatureBiotech/">Nature Biotechnology</a> nature.com/articles/s4158… today! The pipeline produces a genetic diagnosis in under 8 hrs.
Loris Cro ⚡ (@croloris) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Amazing story about a rubik cube themed jigsaw puzzle and a solver written in Zig, with a dash of raylib technologies for visual feedback. zig.news/shadeops/zig-a…

Jim Shaw (@jim_elevator) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Presenting sylph (github.com/bluenote-1577/…), a fast, precise metagenomic profiler. Work done with Yun William Yu. sylph is highly accurate at the species level and takes ~1 minute and 16 GB RAM to profile against 85k prokaryotes and 2.9 million viral genomes. 1/10

Robert Edgar (@robertedgarphd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It's time to donate #usearch to the scientific community, with many sincere thanks to users who supported this research through license fees.