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Bitte am Sonntag wählen gehen! Noch nie war eine Wahl so wichtig für Deutschlands Zukunft. #Btw2025

in case this is useful to someone in this massive platform migration: a starting pack for single-cell omics computational methods go.bsky.app/GmS1cH

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Heute mal auf @lokfuehrer-tim.bsky.social seiner Lieblingslinie unterwegs. Soweit so gut, jetzt vor Deutz staut es sich....

Announcing the Ascona Workshop  “Spatial and Temporal Statistical Modeling in Molecular Biology”  in Ascona CH, 8-13 Sep 2024. Statistical, computational& ML methods& appln's for spatial biological data, from nucleus, spatial omics of tissues to ecosystems & planetary-scale biology spatialbio.net

The nice part of commuting to university by local train (in Germany) is: you have enough time to think about your research, the next steps within a project, and how you can tackle existing challenges. And all of that, because coverage is so unreliable that you are not even distracted by Emails!

Coining a new acronym for researchers: STUPID — Studying Topics Uninformed by Prior Investigations in the Discipline. Applies broadly.

10X Genomics just made the source for CellRanger available (but not open source); github.com/10XGenomics/...! While I strongly advocate for using truly open tools for sc preprocessing e.g. github.com/COMBINE-lab/..., this is still a huge win for computational transparency in single cell analysis! 🖥️🧬

GitHub - COMBINE-lab/simpleaf: A rust framework to make using alevin-fry even simpler

A rust framework to make using alevin-fry even simpler - GitHub - COMBINE-lab/simpleaf: A rust framework to make using alevin-fry even simpler

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Not enough people know about bioicons.com Open source vector graphics. Free alternatives to BioRender.

The advantage of travelling by train to university in southern Germany - Nice view of the Allgäu and the Alps 🤗

Everyone keep this handy for those faculty meetings where your colleagues say the students aren't what they used to be. @aaronclauset.bsky.social www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...