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I don’t like to use twitter much anymore but I thought it would be worth announcing that I passed my PhD viva, massive thanks to @KennethWasmund and @McCarthy_Ronan as my excellent examiners but bigger thanks to my amazing group and in particular my supervisor Prof Sam Robson! 🧬
I love the community I’ve been able to engage with throughout my PhD on this app but I can’t support what it stands for currently so I’ve changed over (until something changes)!
Find me here: bsky.app/profile/microjo.bsk…
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Hey algorithm, I want to connect with people who love:
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"When I said I'd published 5 articles during my PhD, I meant stickers"
Check out my new stickers! 📄⬇️
pinkpetri.etsy.com
‼️ I’m more actively looking for post doc roles now my thesis is submitted!
Where’s the best place to look, there isn’t a central hub for post docs which is annoying - feel like I’ve seen most just advertised on here?
#postdoc #microbiology #genomics #help
3 months into my PhD I wrote an email to my supervisor that I never sent saying how much I was struggling, how isolated I felt and my concern about my work as we were about to head into another lockdown.
Today I submitted my thesis! 💫
[Pictured: Day 1 v Day 1,460]
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Do you think anyone would volunteer to have their bioinformatics software critiqued by me on the OMGenomics youtube channel? I can start with my own, but it would be helpful to have more case studies to show the next cohort of academic software creators how to do better...
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Hey, friendly reminder:
Every single one of you is a source of pride.
And no, it doesn’t matter what you’re doing, or how well it’s going.
You’re pushing knowledge further everyday, with everything that goes well and mostly the things that go poorly.
We’re proud of you.
My science beige flag is when I set a script running and I can see the output, I just sit and watch it run rather than do another piece of work…
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There is a major lack of microbial/music parody stickers. Thankfully I'm here to change that!
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Quantifying microbial DNA in metagenomes improves microbial trait estimation academic.oup.com/ismecommun/…
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New preprint out! 📢 Thread coming soon 👀 ...
🚨 Awesome paper alert!! 🚨
What good is a bacterial weapon if its genes can hop to your competitor?
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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Zing!
The Royal Society David Attenborough Award and Lecture is awarded to Professor Hannah Fry for her prolific science communication activity as the foremost populariser of maths in the country who continues to inspire young people to pursue maths and physics in fun and exciting ways. #RSMedals royalsociety.org/medals-and-…
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Our team just published a global review of artemisinin resistance, with data from over 112k Plasmodium falciparum samples! Read the full preprint here: biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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Oh jeez...
Microplastics may reduce the efficiency of the biological carbon pump by decreasing the settling velocity and carbon content of marine snow aslopubs.onlinelibrary.wiley…
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Anyone had issues installing the latest minKNOW software?? One of our Grids just won't update 🙃
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MPOX update: Our @nanopore sequencing protocol/primers for #MPOX clade IIB also work for clade IB.
As this is confirmed by work performed in DRC using these primer sets by @Udahemuka1 @1986Bom @MarionKoopmans
Publication Eurosurveillance:
eurosurveillance.org/content…
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Together with @amsterdamumc @Flahless1 @viroloog we developed a PCR tiling method for #Monkeypox using @nanopore.
Method is tested on 40 monkeypox samples in a 42 minute #NextGenPCR program.
This method is inspired by Midnight, @freed_nikki and @NetworkArtic
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