A student interest group newsletter from the Frank H. Netter MD School of Medicine announcing research lunches and talks where medical students present unfinished work on genomics and related topics. Issues mostly promote events with short presenter bios and little substantive content.
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A physician-scientist's newsletter of in-depth analyses of human genetics papers, drug programmes and rare disease stories, plus roundups of notable discoveries. Issues dig into specific findings with clear explanation of the underlying science and why it matters.
A practicing data scientist and tenured professor writes about AI, genomics, biosecurity, and how AI is changing scientific practice. Issues combine personal opinion on academic evaluation and publishing norms with pointers to relevant research and calls for papers.
This blog covers Open Targets Platform release announcements, with detailed notes on new genomics datasets and pipeline improvements, alongside stories about the research behind them. Readers get first-hand updates on data for drug target identification and prioritisation.
A bioinformatics engineer shares hands-on posts on pipeline engineering, performance optimization and open-source contributions. Issues cover Nextflow and nf-core work, speeding up UMI-tools with Cython, and design patterns for splitting pipeline tasks.
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