There is an opening in my group for a quantitative or computational genomics post-doc. If you are interested, please contact me at mhemberg funny-looking-a bwh.harvard.edu. Candidates with CS, maths, physics or bio backgrounds are all encouraged. Please RT

We've been fortunate to get several grants awarded in the first months of the lab. We have positions available for postdoctoral fellows (computational and/or experimental), bioinformatician/computational biologist, and research assistant. Please DM me if you are interested.

Apply! Apply! Apply! Apply here bit.ly/3ugWumQ for a 3 year computational postdoc position in my group

Stream if you want to go faster! Several bottlenecks in SC3 removed by graduate student fx to cluster 2M cells in <20 mins. Read it bit.ly/3fdhabo and try the #scanpy-friendly #python implementation github.com/hemberg-lab/sc…

This is what 100K cells from the rectum look like 🤓thanks Jae Won Cho Martin Hemberg and Holger Heyn Victoria Gudiño Ana Corraliza IBD lab

Interested in #CircRNAs, #sperm, #epigeneticinheritance - have a read of our (Eric Miska Lab Johannes Bohacek Martin Hemberg Guillermo Parada) now published article cell.com/iscience/fullt…

Fantastic opportunity to work with our team and several awesome labs at Sanger institute! Closes sep12 jobs.sanger.ac.uk/vacancy/cellul…

The first part of a very fascinating investigation of sequences that normally do not exist in genome is out in Genome Biology Nadav Ahituv Ilias GeoSo Ofer Yizhar-Barnea Ioannis Mouratidis

Looking forward to this virtual visit to Cardiff

Grateful to have been able to contribute to this fantastic paper. VASA-seq really takes single-cell analysis to a new level as it allows you to profile transcripts and splicing events rather than just genes.

Splendid work by Joachim De Jonghe and Guillermo Parada on the splicing analysis, which includes an extension of the MicroExonator pipeline

Now that I am allowed back in the office I am proud to announce my first contribution to the Evergrande center lunch room. This key piece of hardware will likely improve productivity by 0.000001%

Please RT! We are hiring Research Scientists/Postdoctoral Candidates/Computational Biologists and Programmers excited about computational challenges in modeling biological data coming from #CRISPR genome editing and #singlecell experiments. careers.iscb.org/jobs/view/7780

If you ignore the masks it is like 2019 again. Great to be teaching scrnaseq analysis in person again with actual coffee breaks Tallulah Andrews Xianjun Dong Ilya Korsunsky

Another great collaboration with Eric Miska Lab pushed by the very talented and ambitious DerKevinRiehl