Science, especially genomics = awesome. Open access = awesome. (she/her)
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Emily Perry retweeted
Overcoming challenges in skills development can help accelerate progress in genomic medicine.
Our alumna, @EmilyGenomics discusses how her work at @GenomicsEngland aims to bridge this skills gap and how to create an inclusive future for genomic medicine.
ebi.ac.uk/about/news/perspec…
ALT Woman in a blue coat
It's #training time at @GenomicsEngland again. This time we're building cancer cohorts in our amazing Research Environment (genomicsengland.co.uk/resear…)
Emily Perry retweeted
The end of the 2023 Bioinformatics education summit is drawing to a close. It's been so fun to discuss FAIR training materials, competencies, communities and much more with old and new friends and colleagues!
#training #genomics #bioinformatics #BES2023 🧬
ALT Picture taken of the 2023 Bioinformatics Education Summit delegates including in-person and a screen of virtual attendees.
ALT Picture taken of the 2023 Bioinformatics Education Summit delegates in front of Hinxton Hall
At the #bioinformaticseducationsummit thinking about #greentraining, #traininginlmics, #trainingcommunities, #FAIR and #competencies in #bioinformatics #training.
#training session on importing tools/data into the @GenomicsEngland research environment complete. Yes, my home office is a utility room, but I do have a standing desk. #bioinformatics #containers #conda #cran
Video, slides and Q&A from Tuesday's #training on Using the @GenomicsEngland Research Environment for clinical genetic diagnosis are now online at re-docs.genomicsengland.co.u…
Ready to deliver #onlinetraining on an Introduction to the @GenomicsEngland Research Environment. Ready to start researchers on their journey to work with 100k Genomes and @NHSgms data. genomicsengland.co.uk/resear…
Another successful training session on the @GenomicsEngland Research environment, focussing on how to find medical history for participants. All materials online at: research-help.genomicsenglan…
Emily Perry retweeted
There is an exciting opportunity to join us as Access Review Committee (ARC) Chair.
This is a fantastic role for someone to support innovative research uses of genomic data and ensure uses are trustworthy and uphold the interests of participants.
bit.ly/arc-chair
I can't believe this kind of thing is still happening. Horrified beyond belief.
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Success: two short tutorial video on using @nextflowio pipelines in the @GenomicsEngland Research Environments: vimeo.com/746849609/081ecf21…
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75 years since the birth of baby Saleem and the other Midnight's Children. #getwellsoonsalmanrushdie
Learning @nextflowio pipelines, so I can teach people how to import them into the @GenomicsEngland REs. Watch this space for some tutorials.
Currently following seqera.io/nextflow/workshop/
Today I built a fort using my 5yo's fort-building kit (thank you Nanny and Poppa) and my duvet so that I could record some high-quality audio. It's a glamorous life.
#workingathome #recordingstudio #onlineteaching
Thanks to @Tesco for letting us know that the Big Man has been vaccinated. I'm not sure how I'd feel about letting him in my house otherwise.
youtu.be/0P7QSCLtRwI
Emily Perry retweeted
🎂 #happybirthdayVEP It's 12 years since we launched the VEP, then called the SNP effect predictor. In that time 3000 papers have cited the VEP, to interpret genetic variation in clinical, environmental and agricultural samples.
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Nine years, 182 training courses, 7958 people trained (thank you @H3ABioNet for the numbers boost) + all those who used on-demand courses I created.