We had a fantastic time at our first ever Annual Symposium yesterday The Francis Crick Institute ! (pls mentally add @NejcHaberman to this photo) 1/n

Calling all budding computational biologist or ECRs who wants to build a career in bioinformatics and computational biology to attend this exciting session of our seminar series.

Very disappointing

Today is the day, it's been over a year in the making. #Bioconda now supports OSX-arm64 runners and builders! #bioconda for Apple silicon is here!

come find some summer motivation with us! or at least free pizza :D

I'm excited for whoever will employ @kittybmurphy - she's an incredible computational geneticist and will be the most amazing addition to any team she joins. Super proud to see this superstar student move on and develop her academic career 🥰

How can cellular signalling swiftly & selectively remodel the transcriptome to drive biological transition? How this switch is orchestrated has been a mystery... 🧵 nature.com/articles/s4159…

School’s back and so are we with another co-working session and social! This time we’ll be at the SGDP Centre KCL, with the social being opened up to all ECR’s within the centre 😎 As always, free 🍕 and 🍻🥤 eventbrite.com/e/londonomics-…

🚨The Briscoe lab are hiring! Apply by Oct 9 to: • build custom single-cell technologies to study dev bio • collaborate on projects spanning cancer therapy, immune profiling and neurodegenerative disease • learn valuable skills for academia or industry crick.ac.uk/careers-study/…

Honoured to have written this review with Jernej Ule’s lab on the splicing code, spanning modeling, mechanisms and its implication for therapeutics designs. Wonderful teamwork.

Hot on the heels of the review comes Oscar Wilkins beautiful work in Science Magazine describing a new therapeutic approach for ALS designed using SpliceAI to implement directed in silico evolution science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

We are finally here. Thanks to Oscar Wilkins and FrattaLab gave me this wonderful chance to participate in this fantastic research. Creation of de novo cryptic splicing for ALS and FTD precision medicine | Science science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Our paper on cryptic splicing-controlled protein expression, which we hope will inspire safer and more adventurous gene therapy approaches for ALS and FTD, has been published in Science Magazine science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

To launch this collection the following #Review is free to download for 1 month: From computational models of the splicing code to regulatory mechanisms and therapeutic implications go.nature.com/4gPju63 by Charlotte Capitanchik 🌙, Oscar Wilkins, Nils Wagner, gagneurlab & ule_lab

GWAS for Nobel prize laureates.

Much of the success of breakthroughs, such as AlphaFold, is thanks to a database of protein structures dreamed up in the 1960s by Helen Berman go.nature.com/4hp4UCP

This is great! NIAID News have launched a collection of public domain illustrations (currently 550 individual icons) bioart.niaid.nih.gov

Take two of srsly moving to Bluesky #sciencetwitter we gotta skeedaddle 🏃🏻‍♀️