
Nitin Baliga
@isbnitinbaliga
Professor, SVP & Director at @ISBUSA. Founder @SystemsEd, Microbial Ecology, Systems Biology, Precision Medicine, TB, Video channel bit.ly/NBtube.
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http://www.systemsbiology.org 06-11-2009 18:23:05
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We have exciting computational biologist positions here in Seattle @ISB Nitin Baliga! Fully funded #postdoc opportunities in #marinescience & #ecology. Focus areas include #coral, #diatoms, & microbial interactions. DM with questions! Science Careers jobs.sciencecareers.org/job/580441/pos…




A new paper in nature Precision #Oncology provides a framework for applying #singlecell-based #precisionmedicine approaches to individual #GBM patients. nature.com/articles/s4169…. from Baliga Lab and Nitin Baliga ISB #CancerResearch #bioinfomatics #meded #scienceresearch

Join us 9/29 from 6-8pm for Reimagine. The program will feature an exclusive pre-recorded conversation with ISB President Dr. Jim Heath, Nobel laureate & distinguished immunologist @JimAllisonPhD & renowned cancer genomic scientist Lynda Chin. MD Anderson Cancer Center Heath Lab



Recently published work in EIC Jack Gilbert by Mario Arrieta-Ortiz, Min Pan, Amardeep Kaur, Evan Pepper-Tunick, Vivek Srinivas, Ananya Dash, Selva Rupa Christinal Immanuel, Nitin Baliga and colleagues from Inscripta, Inc. journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/ms…


We're a little more than 24 hours away from Ignite STEM, an in-person event at ISB. Join us and hear from Drs. Jim Heath, Dr. Leroy Hood and Nitin Baliga, and watch the presentation of the Valerie Logan Leadership in Science Education Award. isbscience.org/ignite-stem/







Valenzuela et al. show how a few mutations in an evolved community can cause niche-differentiated ecotypes with interplay that improves productivity of the interacting community across sediment & groundwater subpopulations. Jacob Valenzuela Nitin Baliga nature.com/articles/s4146…

Our new study that was just published in Nature Communications shows how a microbial community increases productivity by dividing niche space through rapid evolution of spatial differentiated ecotypes.

Congratulations to Selva Rupa Christinal Immanuel for winning best poster at COBRA 2024 in San Diego. (📷: Rupa with Nitin Baliga, pictured at ISB) Rupa's poster reported findings from the recent Nature Communications paper out of the Baliga Lab that she co-authored with Jacob Valenzuela.
