Rae Smith
@raemsmith.bsky.social
I research adaptive traits in wildlife and domestic species for conservation through molecular biology and genomics. I like nature and the tools used to study it.
Thanks for the explanation and for your inputs I will definitely check out that video.
December 4, 2025 at 12:41 PM
Thanks for the explanation and for your inputs I will definitely check out that video.
Some cool looking figures! What are you looking for this with one? The text is a bit small to see. This is some of the work that is coming out of our lab. The Revio that we are using is still under-optimised, so that maybe why we are not getting super long reads.
December 4, 2025 at 12:19 PM
Some cool looking figures! What are you looking for this with one? The text is a bit small to see. This is some of the work that is coming out of our lab. The Revio that we are using is still under-optimised, so that maybe why we are not getting super long reads.
Seems like a tough ask. Most people don't think about the world we live in too deeply - they too preoccupied trying to stay alive. Having a shallow, yet internally-cohesive view on life after death certainly frees up mental space to see to their needs.
October 15, 2025 at 12:59 PM
Seems like a tough ask. Most people don't think about the world we live in too deeply - they too preoccupied trying to stay alive. Having a shallow, yet internally-cohesive view on life after death certainly frees up mental space to see to their needs.
When writing for research, we tend to refine our thoughts on complex ideas as they go on the page. I always go back to how Larry McEnerney puts it.
December 9, 2024 at 4:52 AM
When writing for research, we tend to refine our thoughts on complex ideas as they go on the page. I always go back to how Larry McEnerney puts it.