We are excited to announce the Call for Abstracts for the first "Structure of Biological Molecules" Workshop taking place at the 40th German Conference for Bioinformatics (GCB) on September 22, 2026 in Saarbruecken. We depend on your contributions! old-shatterhand.github.io/workshop_sbm...

We are happy to present a piece of analysis that I consider to have a major impact on our understanding of how good variant effect prediction (VEP) tools really are: www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6....

What an exciting week it's been at the #ISMBECCB2025 conference! The Drug Bioinformatics group had a fantastic presence, with six members presenting their latest work across various COSIs. www.linkedin.com/feed/update/...

What an exciting week it's been at the #ISMBECCB2025 conference in Liverpool! | Roman Joeres

What an exciting week it's been at the #ISMBECCB2025 conference in Liverpool! The Drug Bioinformatics group, led by Olga Kalinina, had a fantastic presence, with six members presenting their latest wo...

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This week I presented DataSAIL at the #ISMBECCB2025 conference in #Liverpool It has been an amazing chance and experience to meet many people working on information leakage. And getting great ideas to extend it Nicely supervised by & colaborated with @dbblumenthal.bsky.social @ok55991.bsky.social

I am very excited to share the publication of our tool StructMAn 2.0 in the NAR webserver issue (10.1093/nar/gkaf381). If you want to annotate protein structures to protein sequences or if you are looking for structural evidence for PPIs, consider using: tools.helmholtz-hips.de/structman/

DataSAIL's "press tour" stops at ISMB/ECCB in Liverpool for a talk and a poster. If you're in ML, come around and check the data splitting out. I'm looking forward to this and the keynotes by the Nobel Laureates John Jumper and David Baker! @ok55991.bsky.social @dbblumenthal.bsky.social

DataSAIL is out in @naturecomms.bsky.social Since the preprint, we have improved the work a lot, thanks to countless reviewers and feedback. You can find it here: nature.com/articles/s41... Thanks, @dbblumenthal.bsky.social and @ok55991.bsky.social, for helping and supervising me on this journey.