Binning giant viruses and their close relatives with anvi'o (Mon, Jan 03, 2022, by tom)
A journey into the genomics of giant viruses and their close relatives miscellaneous
We use our expertise in computer science and microbiology to study the evolution and ecology of naturally occurring microbial populations through integrated 'omics and wet lab strategies.
We serve the community of microbiologists by creating advanced open-source software, by following open and reproducible science practices, and by engaging in public educational and outreach activities.
While our laboratory just recently moved to Germany π©πͺ to join the ranks of the Helmholtz Institute for Functional Marine Biodiversity (HIFMB) at Oldenburg, some of the members of our group continue working at our previous home in the United States πΊπΈ, University of Chicago and Marine Biological Laboratory.
A journey into the genomics of giant viruses and their close relatives miscellaneous
Using metabolism estimation to go fishing in some ocean metagenomes. miscellaneous
Or, Meren's personal notes from a 48 hours, high-resolution, diel sampling effort in Hawai'i. miscellaneous
An attempt to learn from the experiences of ECRs with their mentors miscellaneous
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A personal and directed look at the past of an exciting discipline. miscellaneous
A blog post detailing InteracDome's integration into anvi'o anvio
On how we unified the known and unknown CDS-space in genomes and metagenomes miscellaneous
Socially isolated community discussions on key concepts and stuff. miscellaneous