Biólogo 🇨🇴, divulgador y amante de la naturaleza MSc. Biología Animal | PhD Student at @UFRGS 🇧🇷 Bats!! Bats! and mammals 🦇

Porto Alegre, Brasil
Joined December 2012
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10 courses for my dream bioinformatics curriculum: 1. Unix Commands with Greg Wilson youtube.com/watch?v=U3iNcBty… 2. statistics and R with Rafael Irizarry rafalab.dfci.harvard.edu/pag…
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Dunn (2026-08, Casey W. Dunn) 「系統生物学」 Phylogenetic Biology 動物系統学の大家,Dunn先生による系統学の新たな教科書です!オンライン版は無料公開されています!! イェール大学の講義で使用されています! New textbook on phylogenetics (available online for free)!
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Here is how I would start learning bioinformatics. 👇 read it in my old chatomics blog: divingintogeneticsandgenomic…
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Understand NGS sequencing files bioinf.comav.upv.es/courses/…
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¿Tus modelos de nicho tienen sentido biológico o solo ruido estadístico? 🦜📊 Curso virtual #ACO: Domina las buenas prácticas del Modelado de Nicho Ecológico (MNE) desde cero y sin errores metodológicos. Más que correr un código, es entender la biología detrás del dato. 👇Info
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Agentic genomics: From pipeline automation to autonomous validation cell.com/cell-genomics/fullt… The variant calling steps should be just automated with workflow languages, the variant intepretation part is what I see agents can do better a job (e.g, reading papers)
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Applied Computational Genomics Course at UU: Spring 2024 github.com/quinlan-lab/appli… by the almighty Aaron Quinlan, author of bedtools and many other great tools for genomics analysis.
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Two species. Two climates. One evolutionary story From 317 Vampyrodes skulls, we show how climate shapes morphology, and how the Andes may have driven the divergence in these bats #Evolution #Bats #Morphology link.springer.com/article/10…
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In a 2025 Science study, researchers presented CASTER, a tool that uses arrangements in DNA sequences known as site patterns to infer “species trees,” which are diagrams that depict the evolutionary relationships among species. The tool offers transformative potential for evolutionary research. scim.ag/4r9L7eo #ScienceMagArchives
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6 links on workflow to make your life easier 🧵 Bioinformatics analysis involves a lot of steps, 6 links on workflow to make your life easier: 1. over hundreds of workflow tools and engines github.com/pditommaso/awesom…
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