After coffee ☕️ at #eurobioc2022 join us for more great short talks from Brian Clarke, Marco Guazzini, Aurelien Dugourd, @lgatt0, Oliver M. Crook, Axelle Loriot #variants #masscytometry #multiomics #proteomics #massspectrometry #cancer Watch live: youtube.com/watch?v=OqD8nf…

My PhD programme (DPhil in Genomic Medicine and Statistics Centre for Human Genetics) is open for applications for 2023! I can wholeheartedly recommend it for those interested in any aspect of genomics. Some of the things that set this programme apart:

We have open positions for senior postdoctoral researchers in both Immunoinformatics and Small Molecule Drug Discovery. Deadlines are fast approaching, please apply! stats.ox.ac.uk/vacancies/

And to wrap up today, from Oliver M. Crook Lane Warmbrod DrivenData Ethan Alley Kevin Esvelt Will Bradshaw and co, the analysis of the Genetic Engineering Attribution Challenge - a public data-science competition to advance attribution techniques. go.nature.com/3VGwpfT

Been in the US for less than 24 hours and people already trying to read me quotes from Kayne 😭

In our latest work, OPIG postdoc Carlos Outeiral shows that protein language models trained on protein-coding DNA, rather than amino acid sequences, are better at most attempted tasks. Check out our preprint: biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Students are often trained to fear ambiguity (through exams) but actually ambiguity is source of research ideas and is an opportunity

Can anyone explain the protests in Oxford today? What do vaccines have to do with traffic control ...?

11 days left to apply to join us as a research assistant. We are looking for someone to help us with the preclinical testing of rationally designed malaria vaccines. An exciting role in a great team! my.corehr.com/pls/uoxrecruit…

Very excited to see this work out! Proteomics followed up very carefully with the discovery of small granules in Cryptosporidium

Oxford to Newcastle is about 400 km. Train is 3h30 mins standing for £100. Paris to Lyon about 450km. Train is 2h and 1st class is 70€. Cheaper, better and faster ...

AI is introducing significant biosecurity risks. The just-released statement by Helena on the back of an expert meeting summarises some of the key issues and solutions that are urgently needed. Highly recommend! helenabiosecurity.org

"Improving antibody language models with native pairing" Showcases several examples where inclusion of both chains during PLM training improves prediction performance arxiv.org/abs/2308.14300

Kathryn Lilley (Kathryn Lilley) and Anne Willis (MRC Toxicology Unit) published a paper in Nature Methods with colleagues Human Technopole and Oxford Statistics that presents the most comprehensive overview to date of subcellular co-localisation dynamics of RNA and protein: bioc.cam.ac.uk/news/new-frame…

Postdocs are eligible for global talent... No?

Likewise get in touch if you'd like to apply for a Marie Curie or Netwon fellowship in structural systems biology of parasites (wet or dry).

Join us for a PhD! Applications close November 5th. crick.ac.uk/careers-study/…