Gregg Thomas

@gwct.bio

Bioinformatics Scientist at Harvard FAS Informatics. Evolution, Genomics, Phylogenetics. Dog walker. He/him. gwct.bio // informatics.fas.harvard.edu

Please circulate: I will have a postdoc opening soon, ideally with a start date sometime this summer or fall. If you're interested in empirical population genetics, computational methods development, and/or evolutionary modeling via simulation, don't hesitate to reach out. For more info on the lab:

Recently I developed several Snakemake workflows for tasks related to Cactus and HAL files, including whole genome alignment and pangenome inference. The goal was to perform these tasks efficiently on SLURM-based (or possibly other) clusters. I hope they are useful! github.com/harvardinfor...

GitHub - harvardinformatics/cactus-snakemake: Snakemake workflows for performing whole genome alignment with Cactus efficiently on SLURM clusters

Snakemake workflows for performing whole genome alignment with Cactus efficiently on SLURM clusters - harvardinformatics/cactus-snakemake

github.com

If you know anyone who might be interested in working as a technician before a PhD, I'm looking for someone to work with me to generate some amazing data to understand the genetics of behavior, sex differences, and reproduction in an evolutionary context. Bonus? Amazing and supportive department!

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Adam Freedman gives a great overview of the pros and cons of current genome annotation pipelines. If you have RNAseq data, use BRAKER or Stringtie, if you have a high quality closely related annotation, TOGA performs very well. #Evol2024