A feed of the latest posts of Bioinformatics blogs around the world
<p>Here’s a wee puzzle: A mature Open Data focused journal (“Journal A”), owned and launched by an company or Institute (“Institute B”), developed into the flagship of an Academic Publisher (“Publishe...
<p>I’m really pleased to say I’m an author on a new article in Nature Cancer discussing the potential of using urine-based liquid biopsies for cancer detection, particularly through the an...
<p>Those who inspect SVs often have probably noticed many SVs fall in low-complexity regions (LCRs) or tandem repeats and they are challenging to call. How many and how challenging? I could not find a...
In this blog post, I continue to demonstrate how to analyze publicly available datasets related to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). This time, I take advantage of publicly available dat...
The mathematician Carl Friedrich Gauss invented the heliotrope for long-distance surveying in 1821. Just a year later, he proved that least squares regression provided the BLUE estimator for data with...
<p>Hello. Finally, I’m back to writing on the blog. Intense work commitments and plenty of unexpected events have limited the time I could spend studying and sharing with you my progress in the world ...
<p><a href="https://sequencing.roche.com/us/en/article-listing/sequencing-platform-technologies.html">Sequencing by Expansion (SBX)</a> is Roche’s new short-read sequencing technology. Roche released ...
<p>I'm a huge fan of Conan O'Brien; there's just something about his demeanour, humour, and wittiness that I admire. I discovered him on YouTube around 2012 and was quite oblivious to who he was, what...
The comp bio job market is scarier than usual: 2023 was a biotech bankruptcy bloodbath, 2024 was a little better, and as far as layoffs, 2025 has been worse. Academic and government sectors are also r...
<p>Announcing taxburst for metagenome taxonomy!</p>...