Pei Qin (Sabrina) Ng 黄培卿
@pngsabrina.bsky.social
Postdoc/ Bioinformatician @MRC_LMB | Cambridge Uni affiliated plant scientist | PhD @ University of Adelaide | Associate Feature Editor @ The Plant Cell ✨ Loves travelling, science 🧬, 🐈 🐕 🌱,okay maybe too much ☕️ https://linktr.ee/pqsabrinang
Can’t say how happy I am to get these @tairnews.bsky.social merch from the @agbiodata.bsky.social booth at #PlantBio2026 🤩 #arabidopsis #plantsci
Last day for the @agbiodata.bsky.social booth at #plantbio2026 today! Stop by between 11 am and 3:45 pm.
Absolute honour to hear from Dr. Liette Vasseur, Professor at Brock University and UNESCO Chair on Community Sustainability this morning sharing her journey. Shoutout to WiPB for organising this as part of #PlantBio2026 @aspbofficial.bsky.social @aspbplantbiology.bsky.social
Hi #plantbio2026! My amazing student Angelique will give a fascinating talk on Tu. be sure to check it out!🌱🪴 She’s also flying solo at the conference so please say hi to her! 🤗 We are very grateful for the @aspbofficial.bsky.social Recognition Award that provided a full ride for her attendance! 💚
I will be presenting my @camplantsci.bsky.social #postdoc work at the Plant Phys Centennial posters today from 5.30pm to 6.15pm poster number # 000-014! Come chat about tranposon-derived 22nt sRNAs in 🍅! #PlantBio2026 @aspbofficial.bsky.social
Cheeky selfie with @plantteaching.bsky.social at @aspbofficial.bsky.social #PlantBiology2026 at the Plant Cell editorial board meeting. Thank you so much for everything you have done for the AFE program all these years!
Celebrating 100 years of @plantphys.bsky.social today at #PlantBio2026 here in Rogers Centre, Ottawa 🇨🇦! @aspbofficial.bsky.social
Excited to be able to advertise 1x postdoc and 2x technician positions to join my group in Cambridge working on an exciting ARIA funded project to help bring a plant artificial chromosome into existence! Reposts very welcome please 🙏 (1/2)
Thank you @sev1panier.bsky.social for the shoutout. I highly recommend reading their fantastic work on one of the most challenging areas in #plantsciences: quantitative disease resistance (QDR).An honour to cover this work as the @theplantcell.bsky.social AFE @aspbofficial.bsky.social
If you dont have time to read the whole manuscript, make sure not to miss @pngsabrina.bsky.social 's commentary! tinyurl.com/49c2wazk
Ahead of the UN plastics treaty INC-5.2, which starts tomorrow, sixty experts have issued an urgent call for governments to agree on enforceable actions to tackle plastic pollution. 🌍 Read more about the letters published in 'Cambridge Prisms: Plastics' 🔗 cup.org/45hRG5v
Have you seen their “bees on sticks”? It’s an efficient way to cross pollinate plants and used in plant space experiments! 🤯 #PlantBio2025
OMG! They haven't exhibited at a Plant Bio meeting since 1998, but here they are again 🌱 #PlantBio2025. Check out their teaching resources. Wisconsin Fast Plants of the University of Wisconsin: Homepage share.google/nzJPMbLb2f9q...
I can’t believe I battled @kcox-bioguy.bsky.social on the dance floor at the #PlantBio2025 annual party 🤣
a group of people are sitting on the floor watching a couple of people dance
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Really engaging talk by @kcox-bioguy.bsky.social in the Single Cell transcriptomics and spatial session today at #PlantBio2025 . A lot of exciting technologies and research underway in his lab and I think I am convinced duckweed is my new fav 🦆 🌱
Fantastic night at the @aspbofficial.bsky.social joint editorial board dinner at the Mitchell Park Domes Horticultural Conservatory. Thank you to the organisers for making this a magical experience . @jennifermach.bsky.social @msr20.bsky.social @jmaidment.bsky.social @planteditors.bsky.social
So fun to meet up with all the other AFEs at #PlantBio2025 ! Certainly one of the highlights of this conference 😍🥰
A whole bunch of Assistants Features Editors from @theplantcell.bsky.social and @plantphys.bsky.social getting to know each other 💚 #PlantBio2025
Fantastic plenary session of @aspbofficial.bsky.social #PlantBio2025 to kick off the meeting yesterday. From connecting back to the community to networks in leaf morphology, certainly a science knowledge feast! Looking forward to day 2!
ASPB President Hong Ma shares the stage with the ASPB Leadership Team at the Opening Address at ##PlantBio2025 🌱 "The diverse perspectives of our leadership strengthen ASPB."
An absolute honour to have attended the #PlantBio2025 Joanne Chory symposium as a NSF registration award attendee . Listening to all personal stories and amazing science left by a scientific legend and carried on - I felt like through them I have met her. “Be Bold” - Dr Joanne Chory
We survived the editorial manager migration 🤣 Kick starting #PlantBio2025 with my very first editorial meeting as an Associate Feature Editor (AFE) And finally meeting @plantteaching.bsky.social 🤩
I struggled to find a lab book that shows what I do as a #bioinformatician And so I designed one for myself 🤩 loved how these turned out #phdlife #postdoclife #research #scicomm
It was an absolute pleasure to hear John Kilmartin - one of the major scientist behind the CO2 transport in Haemoglobin (did not know they used horse haemoglobin) and the Bohr effect- on his scientific journey in the “Life of PI” seminar series. Now the key lessons of high school biology 🧪 🧫
For all of you who cannot access pubmed, here is a good alternative: europepmc.org
Europe PMCHome - Europe PMC
Europe PMC is an archive of life sciences journal literature.
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Biologist, stop putting UMAP plots in papers! Blogpost here: simplystatistics.org/posts/2024-1...
Simply Statistics: Biologists, stop putting UMAP plots in your papers
UMAP is a powerful tool for exploratory data analysis, but without a clear understanding of how it works, it can easily lead to confusion and misinterpretation.
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Today’s #LunarNewYear celebration at the MRC LMB 🧧🧧🧧 wishing everyone a happy new year here from Cambridge!
Absolutely love sym link - saves space and it’s easier for back tracking data/file source too
The most underrated Unix command for bioinformatics: ln -s (soft link) Here’s why it’s so powerful, how it works, and how I use it to simplify my life in bioinformatics 🧵👇
🔥chatomics! Are you ready to level up your bioinformatics skills? Let’s talk about repetition—a key concept that can save you hours in real-world data analysis.
My very first #Christmas dinner in Cambridge, UK 🇬🇧 Thank you to my lovely landlady for hosting 🥰🥰🥰 Merry Christmas everyone !