Eva Maria Novoa

@evamarianovoa.bsky.social

ICREA Professor & Group Leader - Epitranscriptomics & RNA Dynamics @CRGenomica. Biochemist and bioinformatician. #RNAmods #nanopore #ribosome #tRNA #inheritance. Mom of 3. Piano, beach vball, hiking Website: novoalab.com

Please check out our latest #preprint to study #ACTIVELY TRANSLATING #tRNA populations and their dynamics upon #stress :) This was an wonderful collaborative effort between @novoalab.bsky.social @immagina.bsky.social and #Soares teams - thank you for making this possible!

Mie Monti@miemonti.bsky.social · 6mo ago

New preprint from @novoalab.bsky.social ! Which tRNAs are used by ribosomes during translation? We introduce tRIBO-seq, a nanopore method to sequence ribosome-associated tRNAs and track how the active tRNA pool changes across stress conditions. www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6... Thread 👇

Happy to be the next (and 1st female) @crg.eu director. The CRG always stood out to me, for its excellence in understanding life's principles, with implications for health and biodiversity, & its collaborative, open and innovative way of doing science. Thrilled to join its amazing community in 2026!

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This is a good recommendation. In addition, for bar plots or other plots where you're coloring large areas, add some transparency. The viridis colors are too dark and saturated for large areas. They were designed for points and lines(*). Compare left versus right.

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Andrew Heiss@andrew.heiss.phd · 2y ago

The viridis palettes are great perceptually uniform color maps for #dataviz, but sometimes at the extremes they're too pale/dark. With ggplot and #rstats, though, you can truncate the palette to avoid the paler colors. I wrote a little guide for how datavizf24.classes.andrewheiss.com/news/2024-12...

When you use scale_fill_viridis_d() or scale_color_viridis_d(), ggplot chops the viridis color map into evenly spaced colors along the range of the gradient. For instance, if you have a plot with 4 categories, you’ll end up with these colors:

Figure showing 8 viridis palettes chopped at 0%, 33%, 66%, and 100%

(1st post @BlueSky) Preprint alert🚨a long thread. Cautions in the use of @nanopore sequencing to map DNA modifications: officially reported “accuracy” ≠ reliable mapping in real applications. We performed a critical assessment of nanopore sequencing (across different versions of models) for the 1/n

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I must admit that this annotated Nature abstract remains a useful recipe for constructing a summary paragraph. I show it to my students every time we get started.

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