Najla Abassi

EuroBioC2025 group photo on PRBB terrace with sea in background.

EuroBioC2025 welcome in PRBB auditorium by host Robert Castelo, showing slides with conference sticker and sponsor logos.

EuroBioC2025 hexwall banner with the hexwall creator Kevin Rue-Albrecht standing beside it.

EuroBioC2025 carved wooden keyring, a gift for all participants, created by Annekathrin Nedwed.

EuroBioC2025 is in full swing here in Barcelona!

Day 1 was full of great talks, conversations, and that amazing Bioconductor community energy. Excited for what’s ahead today and tomorrow!

#EuroBioC2025 #Bioconductor #OpenScience #Community

EuroBioC2025 late-breaking poster abstract submission Please fill the form below before the end of Friday July 11th, 2025, to submit an abstract for a poster to be considered for presentation at EuroBioC2025 in Barcelona on September 17-19, 2025…

📣 Late-breaking poster call for #EuroBioC2025 is now open!

Submit by July 11 to present your work in Barcelona this September.
🔗 forms.gle/ewTGdKzB2xyE...
📅 Notifications by July 15

#Bioconductor #Bioinformatics

so cute i love the details 🥰

i had to learn it for my masters project. i started with an introductory course on Coursera and since then i've gone full autodidact mode! it was tough as i was transitioning from biology to bioinformatics, but now i use this language every day for all my analyses and package development work🍀

Biggest commitment to a 3 second joke I've ever seen

European Bioconductor Conference 2025 EuroBioC2025 is the European edition of the Bioconductor conference that will take place on September 17th to 19th, 2025, in Barcelona, Spain. EuroBioC2025 will bring together the Bioconductor…

📣 EuroBioC2025: Abstract Submissions Open!

Join us in Barcelona, Spain 🇪🇸, Sep 17-19, 2025, for the European Bioconductor Conference! Submit your abstract for a short talk, workshop, or poster by Apr 24.

➡️ Submit https://buff.ly/3EN9w6P

#EuroBioC2025 #Bioinformatics #RStats #DataScience

1/ Imagine losing weeks or months of bioinformatics work because of a failed hard drive. Scary, right? That’s why backups are non-negotiable. 🧵

This 👇.
Specifically, for people in the quantitative sciences, I recommend:
- Have a well-tended ORCID
- GitHub/GitLab repository with some of your research outputs
- Personal webpage (e.g. quarto) on a static hosting service such as GitHub/GitLab Pages, Netlify, Posit Connect, ...

#ScienceWriting

Introducing ensure, a new #rstats package for LLM-assisted unit testing in RStudio! Select some code, press a shortcut, and then the helper will stream testing code into the corresponding test file that incorporates context from your project.

github.com/simonpcouch/...

chatomics! Scanpy and Seurat marker gene log2Fold change has a big discrepancy!
Do you understand log2Fold change in single-cell RNAseq data? divingintogeneticsandgenomics.com/post/do-you...

this is indeed impressive!