Bioinformatics field is growing so fast that it's almost imposible to keep up. It's overwhelming but exciting at the same time! It got me thinking about all things I'd like to learn and the little time I have 🥲 It's so hard to choose one area to focus on! How are we doing it?
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#bioinfo #science

I've been reflecting a lot these days about the role of creativity in science, how we're not though of as creative people because we work with numbers and logic... I left some of my thoughts in this post if anyone's interested 🥰❤️
www.linkedin.com/posts/igalle...
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#bioinformatics #science #bioinfo

The past week I attended the #X-meeting in João Pessoa, Brazil. I had a blast! I got to present my research, presented a research project for the Brazilian Bioinformatics League and won the third place! It was a week full of amazing science, great encounters and lots of fun❤️
#bioinformatics #bioinfo

Super excited to share this news! 🥳I've been participating in the biggest bioinformatics competition in Latin America 🧬 (LBB) with two of my lab mates.
We successfully completed the first two stages and now we're going to the finals which will be held in the Brazilian bioinfo conference in June! 🇧🇷

Next stop: Costa Rica! 🇨🇷
Super excited and grateful for this huge opportunity! As a biologist just getting into AI this will definitely boost up my career and research! Can't wait to spend time sharing knowledge and learning from other researchers of the field!
#AI #AIxBio #Bioinfo
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Today I learned a valuable lesson. NEVER run OMAmer with the LUCA database on my own computer. HPCs exist for a reason and the reason found me and slapped the hell out of me. Rookie mistake out of laziness, can't lie (I had to make the meme, laugh out my disgrace)
#bioinformatics #HPC #omamer

I've been having deep thoughts about my research goals and how I ended up stuck between wanting to be a bioinformatician but being mostly formed to be a computational biologist. I feel like in Latin America we haven't talked enough about the differences, shouldn't we be discussing this a bit more?🧐

Maria Sibylla Merian, naturalist and scientific illustrator, was born #OnThisDay in 1647. She collected insects and raised silkworms as a girl, and was one of the first naturalists to observe insects directly and document metamorphosis. Watch our video with BBC Ideas: www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Wiw...

For International Women's Day 2025, celebrate the enduring legacy of Rosalind Franklin as Liz Sockett FRS, Chair of the Royal Society’s Rosalind Franklin Award committee and Isabelle Moss, Royal Society Diversity and Inclusion Officer, take a look at her remarkable career: #IWD2025

"Whenever I go to X now I see outrageous shit, and I actually get sucked into it. Bluesky is slower and more boring—but it is a good boring, you know.”

From @kakape.bsky.social, an update on academic/science bluesky, incl. @jbakcoleman.bsky.social, @lorenzspreen.bsky.social, @manlius.bsky.social.🧪

Amazing article for anyone into AI x Bio!

medium.com/meta-multiom...

#ai #llm #aixbio #bioinformatics

I want to make this my first post to celebrate that this year was full of academic success! So happy and thankful for finally finding my path in science ❤️ Can't wait for next year to start, I hope it's filled with new challenges and loads of amazing science! 🤓👩🏽‍💻
#bioinformatics #science #ML #biology