My poster at #ProbGen22. P-value aggregation to obtain stats for conserved RNA helices shows beautiful evidence for vertebrate telomerase RNA, but still shows no evidence of a conserved structure for important vertebrate lncRNAs such as HOTAIR.

Had a great time presenting some recent work with @asiepel on inferring selection from genealogies along the genome at #ProbGen22 in Oxford. Excellent line-up of speakers and great science chit-chat at my first in-person conference since 2019!

I am at Oxford #ProbGen22. Chat with me if you are interested in PCAone or have beer with me at bar 🍺 https://t.co/ryRqqU7XLf

And here are the challenges posed by the massive malaria surveillance projects: #ProbGen22

First up in the ARG session is Débora Brandt, on benchmarking inference methods in terms of pairwise coalescence times. #ProbGen22

First hybrid poster session for #ProbGen22 is going great!

Had an amazing time at #ProbGen22 earlier this week! Three days of fascinating talks and posters on statistical and population #genetics hosted at the beautiful @BlavatnikSchool and @SomervilleOx

The countdown for #ProbGen22 has started! We are kicking off at 1pm BST on Monday. We have a great program and are incredibly excited to welcome in-person delegates to Oxford. This is what it's all about (based on abstract keywords). All abstracts at https://t.co/wyZzpyKlbK

#ProbGen22 is kicking off tomorrow, based here, at the Blavatnik school of government. If you're travelling today, all information you need should be on the website: https://t.co/JlcdZmUSZv

I had the chance to present my latest work at #ProbGen22 in Oxford! I'm still recovering from the incredible science, the wonderful people and all the sightseeing I've experienced ❤️

Next up is @DrYanWong helping to untangle the ARG. Here's a visualisation of ARGs inferred by three different methods. #ProbGen22

Alexander Xue on coupling poisson random fields with GWAS effect sizes to estimate the distribution of fitness effects on trait loci #ProbGen22

Registration is open for Probabilistic Modelling in Genomics 28th-30th March, Oxford. Please RT! #ProbGen22

I'm happy to announce that ProbGen will be back at @CSHL next year, with tentative dates of March 8-11, 2023. Stay tuned for further details as the date approaches. Co-organized with @molly_przew and Carolin Kosiol #probgen22

Alice Pearson #ProbGen22, talking about ancestry inference of ancient and modern using inferred ARGs. Nice feature is seeing ancestry as a path back through ancestral populations rather than a single state.

Kicking things off is @marakat, telling us about the amazing @darwintreelife project and the methodological problems that its starting to pose. #ProbGen22

Registration is open for Probabilistic Modelling in Genomics 28th-30th March, Oxford. Please RT! #ProbGen22

May not have been able to make it in person with Covid but delighted to say our work benchmarking in scRNA-Seq will be presented later today at the poster session. Be sure to join the slack channel at 8pm BST! Looking forward to the discussion #Probgen22

Jennifer Blanc @jblanc12 on guaranteeing polygenic score tests of differentiation unbiased by GWAS stratification #ProbGen22

I'm presenting a poster tonight at #ProbGen22 summarising part of my PhD work on robust and scalable linear mixed models for GWAS, using @uk_biobank. Poster #27. Hope to chat with many of you!