
Elder millennial. #rstats. Organic chemistry. Biosynthetic gene clusters. All models are bad, but some are useful. he/him 🌶️🥑🥓🍳🍺🚣🏻♂️
Pittsburgh, PA
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We found ourselves wondering why some closely related genomes had very different rates of pseudogenization, and whether those rate differences were real or not. It turns out there was a whole lot to that story, and it's finally published!
bmcgenomics.biomedcentral.co…
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My lab is currently looking for 2 post-docs. 1: environmental memory and resilience in oysters, 2: comparative genomics and epigenetics across marine taxa. Ad coming soon, reach out if interested. For more info on projects at faculty.washington.edu/sr320…
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Do you have experience with #bioinformatics and #machinelearning? Would you like to work in #Wageningen @WURplant @wur? At our Bioinformatics Group, we have an open position for an Assistant or Associate Professor! Please check the details here:
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Come run around the solar system and blow things up with space magic with me!
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The field of microbial defence systems is a crazy place to be right now! Competitive #PhD opportunity with me @LifeScienceBath via @SWBio_DTP in collab with @edzewestra @UniofExeterESI aiming to explore the regulatory control of multiple defence systems. findaphd.com/phds/project/sw…
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One day, when it's safe, when there's no personal downside to calling a thing what it is, when it's too late to hold anyone accountable, everyone will have always been against this.
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Summer 2024 bioinformatics internship at @Ginkgo in the NGS group.
Spectacular opportunity
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We are looking for prospective PhD Students to work with us deploying genome approaches to understand gene networks in Euglena using comparative approaches. #Earlhaminstitute #PhD #Euglena earlham.ac.uk/studentship/ge…
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PDRA position now available in our lab - Research Associate in Biosynthesis and Biocatalysis. jobs.manchester.ac.uk/Job/Jo…
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Imagine saying this about federal workers, many of whom took jobs in the federal government because they believe in service
Ron DeSantis, in New Hampshire, discusses his plans for the federal workforce:
"We are going to start slitting throats on Day One."
(via @joshrogersNHPR)
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Are you interested in natural products and synthetic biology? Join my group! sydney.edu.au/scholarships/d…
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Research Microbiologist in Biofilms at the CDC.
Pls share.
usajobs.gov/job/735691100
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Postdoc position at @jgi @BerkeleyLab in the Metabolomics Group. It's a great team to conduct metabolomics and other omics experiments and study microbe-plant interactions. phxc1b.rfer.us/LBLHPY6nP
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I am thrilled to announce that in just a few months I will be joining the Dpt. of Ecology and Evolution Biology @Princeton as Assistant Professor! Stay tuned for postdoc & PhD opportunities in #phylogenetics and #macroevolution using phenotypes, genomes, and fossils very soon!
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🏃Time is running out! One more week to get your application in to join our team in Jena.
We're hiring a lab technician to play a key role in our ongoing projects studying antimicrobial resistance, microbial ecology, and the mysteries of fungal genomes!
Application link in thread below. Please RT!
@microverse_exc @profillinie @UniJena @JenaVersum
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Come join our team! We have an Instructor position open, for applicants with a PhD or MS in bioengineering: apply.interfolio.com/127291
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📢Looking for postdocs to join my new group at UMich! We will design molecules with pharmaceutical and environmental relevance through exploration of molecular dynamics
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