Excited to share that our latest research with @AnnaSchuh3 on a novel blood test for the earlier detection of multiple cancers is now published in @NatureComms. 📄 Read the full paper here:

This achievement is the result of a remarkable collaboration between talented researchers at @UniofOxford and @ExactSciences. 📢 Learn more in the University of Oxford’s news release: https://t.co/fgeIzcIWsj @OxfordBRC @OxfordCancer #CancerResearch #EarlyDetection #BloodTest

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At the @OxfordBRC open day. New t-shirts, new venue, same strawberry 🍓 dna demo

We are hiring! Are you a motivated, proactive bioinformatician with a passion for translational research in Cancer Genomics? If so, the following post could serve as the next step in your career. Closing date: Mar 31. Details: https://t.co/5IPPHh9YEL . Come join us!

Publication highlights: November 2022 to January 2023 https://t.co/zBeztr5mr1 via @GenomicsEngland

Delighted to share our work applying whole-genome sequencing to chronic lymphocytic leukaemia published today in @NatureGenet. A massive project led by @AnnaSchuh3 that I undertook as a DPhil @UniofOxford and then postdoc in @carninci lab @RIKEN_IMS (1/12) https://t.co/Tzqy8u6dHe

The Great UK PhD Data Science Survey ( https://t.co/TMtCpLctnN). Please retweet/fwd to any UK PhD students working with data. We want to hear from you!

Delighted to be a part of the genomic medicine theme at the NIHR Open day, as a part of BRC Oxford! Here's a photo of our star postdoc @alistairp2011 demonstrating how to extract DNA our of strawberries! #BRCopenday #brcopenday

Many thanks to the Diversity in Research group for sharing their thoughts on our study for MGUS and early CLL, Oxplored https://t.co/d1mocXCluc @OCTO_Oxford @AnnaSchuh3 @NIHRinvolvement @OxfordBRC

Are you looking for the next step in your bioinformatics career? An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Bioinformatician within the Oxford Molecular Diagnostic Centre (OMDC). Details of the role here: https://t.co/FLV1esdz9O

If you are an ambitious and proactive bioinformatician, the closing date for this post is July 11. We are a diverse and inclusive group of clinical, data, and bioinformatics scientists, with a passion for translational research in cancer genomics. To join us, start here👇!

@nilshomer Controls, both positive and negative, are just as necessary in bioinformatics as they are in the wet-lab.

Our paper on Venus is out in @JMolBiol https://t.co/BqYWydRkW6 🎉 https://t.co/GrqboSUxL8, a collaboration between the Taylor group (@OxfordBRC,@HumanGeneticsOx) & @bmarsden19 (@CmdOxford), helps interactively explore the various effects of a protein substitution may have!

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This is an exciting opportunity for a highly motivated and proactive scientist to hone their bioinformatics skills in a data-rich research environment on a cutting-edge and clinically relevant field of genomics. More info here:

Our paper on GREEN-DB is out in NAR. At @HumanGeneticsOx we developed this resource to facilitate annotation and interpretation of regulatory variants in the non-coding genome. Annotations can be applied directly to VCF files and include regulated genes https://t.co/IxhhN07gRW

I am delighted to announce that a draft of my latest book, “Probabilistic Machine Learning: Advanced Topics”, is now available online at https://t.co/dSlKkwYpLr. It covers #DeepGenerativeModels, #BayesianInference, #Causality, #ReinforcementLearning, #DistributionShift, etc.

🎶It's raining pre-prints, hallelujah! 🎶 Delighted to share our next generation of ctDNA detection through whole genome mutational aggregation 👉MRD-EDGE 👈 With advanced machine learning signal enrichment we went further and deeper than ever before! https://t.co/0TZFDia4Zc