R fans! If you or your students want a gentle, free intro to R programming, check out "R for the Intimidated" by Annika Salzberg (my favorite scientist). It was on DataCamp (h/t @jtleek) but they removed it, so Annika Salzberg put all 27 lessons on @youtube youtube.com/playlist?list=…

Are you considering commericialising your research? See below a list of upcoming #ICURe Discover cohorts For more details and how to apply, visit lnkd.in/eKU656fm Funded by Innovate UK #ICURe #research #innovation

An opening postdoc position in working a very cool collaborative project between Bologna's lab RNA Biology and my lab. Please retweet🙏!

Day one of our Leibniz IPK James Hutton Institute Barley of the Future symposium included discussions on the Barley research toolbox, cell biology & molecular development and Barley-omics. Networking opportunities now 🍻#betterbarley

We are seeking talented software engineers with a passion for cutting-edge technologies in the field of genomics. Potential to be a founding member of an exciting startup, this opportunity is not to be missed! ICS James Hutton James Hutton Institute hutton.current-vacancies.com/Jobs/Advert/31…

Join us! South Coast Biosciences DTP #PhD programme applications are now open

We're looking for a new colleague La Trobe Agriculture, Biomedicine & Environment and @Plants4Space - a Professorial position at the interface of plant molecular sciences and phenomics. Big things happening in ag and food La Trobe University! careers.pageuppeople.com/533/caw/en/job…

We are seeking a postdoctoral scientist working on innovative computational methods for proteomics data analysis funded by the BBSRC Pioneer Award. Please get in touch if you are interested. The application can be submitted through the link below: hutton.current-vacancies.com/Jobs/Advert/33…

ChatGPT just received its biggest update yet: Custom GPT bots. A step-by-step tutorial to setup your research assistant in 15 minutes: 👇

Thanks to new Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Pioneer Awards funding we’re working to shine a light on the “dark matter” hidden in the #proteins that help us improve and develop new #crops and unlock proteomics for others across animal and human health. #proeomics runxuan More: bit.ly/40uaGLf

The application will be open for just over a week until Nov 30th. Feel free to get in touch if you have any questions. Thanks!

Please RT: I'm still recruiting for this @BBSRCWhiteRose DTP PhD in plant disease resistance/synthetic biology Biology at York. Deadline is 7th Jan. Collaboration with the brilliant and fabulous Lichman Lab & @nicolabiologist! 4 yr fully funded UK/international students eligible

Another great collaboration with Prof Zoë Waller in developing a novel method for predicting DNA i-Motifs Via Machine Learning Bibo Yang Haopeng Yu John Innes Centre UCL biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

PhD Opportunity: Join a dynamic computational biology team using cutting-edge AI to improve crops! Gain expertise, collaborate globally, &make an impact. Women & underrepresented candidates encouraged. 🌍 [email protected]. Apply: FindAPhD.com (Project 25E)🌾

Finally out! It has been a lot of fun working with AI scientists ( Dr Ke Li’s group University of Exeter). It is just the beginning😊More interesting discoveries are on the way😉 John Innes Centre Haopeng Yu

Thrilled to be attending PAG (Booth 612) as an exhibitor for the first time! If you’re in San Diego from Jan 10th to 15th, stop by and let’s chat! linkedin.com/embed/feed/upd…

Don’t miss this exciting opportunity—apply now for our funded PhD projects and take the first step toward groundbreaking research and career growth!

Unlock deeper insights from your RNA-seq data with the power of 3D RNA-seq from SHaRP Genomic Analytics! Visit us at Booth 612 at PAG, now through Tuesday, January 15th. linkedin.com/feed/update/ur…

Only a few days left until the deadline—be sure to submit your application on time!

Excited to share our latest work on the barley pan-transcriptome and its role in understanding functional diversification across genotypes! nature.com/articles/s4158…