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The DFG research group FOR5200 @_DEEP_DV explores the mechanisms that determine the outcome of DNA virus infections. Our focus is on the clinically relevant DNA viruses: #Adenoviruses, #Polyomaviruses, and #herpesviruses. #WeAreVirology @dfg_public @GesVirologie
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Registration is also still possible for the talk by Prof. Dr. Alice McHardy on 14.06.22, 14:00-15:30 (CEST). Prof. Dr. McHardy is head of the Department of Computational Biology of Infection Research at the Helmholtz Centre for Infection Research in Braunschweig.
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For no particular reason ...
A Sunday thread highlighting just a tiny sample of the brilliant women whose tireless work has shaped my understanding of Covid-19
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In the December lecture, Caroline Friedel will speak about lessons for virus bioinformatics from #HSV1 infection. #virusesinsilico Registration is free: evbc.uni-jena.de/events/viru…
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So cool: more than 100 attendees in the current seminar talk by @NadineZiemert in the lecture series "Women in Bioinformatics" @WBioinformatics.
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Registration is now open for the talk by *Prof. Dr. Kay Nieselt* on
*08.06.21, 17:00-18:30*.
Prof. Nieselt is head of the Integrative
Transcriptomics group at the Interfaculty Institute for Bioinformatics
and Medical Informatics of the Eberhard Karls Universität
Tübingen.
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#KeynoteSpeaker #Announcement
We are very glad to introduce our first keynote speaker, Dr. Yana Bromberg, ISCB Vicepresident.
@RutgersU
This 24th July #SaveTheDate and join us.
Visit us at scs2021.iscbsc.org and follow us for more information.
#SCS2021
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🚨Reminder: Submit your ideas for trainings in #bioinformatics and #compbio at @gcb2021 until March 1, 2021! Also, let us know what kind of trainings you are looking for and post a comment below ⬇️ ⬇️ ⬇️











