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Call for papers: Molecular Ecology Resources welcomes submissions for the Special Issue 'OMICS TOOLS FOR SPECIES CONSERVATION'. Deadline for submission: November 27th 2022. Info: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/page/journal/1…

If you are doing whole genome sequencing, please check out this page on the #MarineOmics website, which includes pipelines and tutorials for both high and low coverage data marineomics.github.io/WGS_intro.html The website also has excellent resources on RADseq, Poolseq, RNAseq, and more!

The Global Change Biology lab is moving! Starting Fall 2023, we will be joining the wonderful community at UC Santa Cruz Ecology & Evolutionary Biology. Recruiting PhD students and postdocs to study biodiversity change with genomics and big data with us! #esa2022

PhD opportunity 📢- Interested in combining genomics, quant genetics & mesocosm experiments to study local adaptation in a cool freshwater isopod? Apply for IAPETUS DTP in my lab @UofG_SBOHVM & Michael Morrissey (StAndrews). Inquiries welcome. Please RT! iapetus2.ac.uk/studentships/i…

Looking forward to editing this special issue on post-transcriptional gene regulatin in Heredity together with @jpverta. Everything from miRNAs, to alternative splicing, mRNA modification, and more welcome! Feel free to contact us if you have any questions! Please RT! 📢

Hi friends! Feeling super excited and thrilled to give CTEG (Centre for Theoretical and Evolutionary Genetics) seminar tomorrow :) looking forward to seeing you there!

Come join us! A fully funded postdoctoral position on the evolution of structural variation in humans and non-human primates is available in the Sudmant Lab at UC Berkeley! Check out details here sudmantlab.org/join.html

JOB ALERT! Please retweet! We're looking for a postdoc Cornell University to use #metabarcoding and #metagenomics to examine what wild-caught fish get used in feeds to fuel global #aquaculture, and help make production more sustainable 🧬🐟🐠🐡🧬therkildsenlab.org/join-us.html #postdocjobs

What a privilege to be attending #BoG23 CSHL Meetings representing Peter Sudmant lab! Thank you for the love yesterday and interest! A huge thanks and shoutout to Nicolas Lou evocryptid @isabel_marie08 Samvardhini Sridharan also attending (with posters!)! 🙏

Delighted to share the last part of my PhD on #DesertAdaptation in an iconic yet elusive model group of foxes. Dive into our paper, an adventure that started 6 years ago in the Sahara: 🧵🦊🏜️ x.com/NatureEcoEvo/s…

Hey #Evol2023! Interested in primate evolution? T2T genome assembly? The evolution of genome structure? The Sudmant Lab is hiring a fully funded (competitive salary) postdoc to work on assembling and analyzing the genomes of 50(!) T2T diverse primates! sudmantlab.org/join.html

Thrilled to share our paper in NatureEcoEvo about aging and somatic mutation mitochondrial genome! An incredible effort from graduate student @isabel_marie08 - I could NOT BE PROUDER! :)

Had so much fun writing this small review with Nicolas Lou and Peter Sudmant about structural variation in primates in the era of T2T genomes and pangenomics :) sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Amazing summary of our amylase paper from folks in Berkeley news.berkeley.edu/2024/09/04/agr…! Cool application for the new pangenome-based genotyping method 🔥 Peter Sudmant Erik Garrison Jason Chin Nicolas Lou Joana L. Rocha Andrea Guarracino Nicole Soranzo Alessandro Raveane

Thank you Robert Sanders for such a great digest of our paper! 😉What a privilege to have worked with such a lovely group of kind curious generous bright people: Peter Sudmant Erik Garrison Alma Nicolas Lou Alessandro Raveane Davide Bolognini Jason Chin Nicole Soranzo Andrea Guarracino!🍕🌾😊

Our paper on the evolution of structural variation at the amylase locus is out today in Nature! nature.com/articles/s4158… congrats to co-first authors Joana L. Rocha Nicolas Lou Davide Bolognini Alessandro Raveane & Alma Halgren, co-corresponding author Erik Garrison

We’re thrilled to see our paper (rb.gy/u6islv) on the amylase locus published in nature last week! HUGE thanks to Nicole Soranzo and Erik Garrison (Human Technopole) for setting the stage to collaborate with Peter Sudmant and his lab at UC Berkeley - CR: S. Brandini 1/n

Our paper on the amylase locus is out in Nature (doi.org/10.1038/s41586…)! Working with this team was incredibly fun! We developed a computational framework (cosigt) to infer the haplotype composition of short read samples leveraging the pangenome graph. 1/n

We are hiring a technician!  Are you an experimentalist interested in applying cutting edge genomics to questions in somatic mutation, evolution, and aging? Please share and retweet! aprecruit.berkeley.edu/JPF04574

nytimes.com/2024/10/17/sci… Nice writeup from Carl Zimmer on our amylase paper published in Nature nature.com/articles/s4158… and lovely work from ゴカマン published today in Science science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…