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RT @nature: “The narrow narrative of death as the only bad outcome from COVID needs broadening to include people becoming less healthy, les…
RT @shazeZA: Very pleased to be part of this great collaboration, which I think brings new insight into a very complex South African histo…
RT @H3Africa: Dear Consortium Members
Reminder to register for the 16th H3Africa Consortium - Virtual Meeting.
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RT @EANBiT_Project: Had a wonderful time discussing the future of Bioinformatics and matters mentorship while learning from our iSAB member…
RT @Calkibet: I just published Open Science: Why should African researchers care? https://t.co/XNhd0DoNn0
RT @fseynikane: Many Thanks to @H3ABioNet for the opportunity and the wonderful experience they just gave us through #IBT2020
Thanks to #Pa…
RT @wellcometrust: We’ve hearing a lot about early vaccine trials, but safe and effective treatments could help to prevent #COVID19 sooner.…
RT @krisp_news: In case you missed it this morning on @ecr9495:
Should we be worried about second wave of Covid-19? #ExpertSeries https://…
RT @GA4GH: #GA4GH8thPlenary is less than 50 days away!
If you're getting excited to attend and want to share why, consider submitting a vi…
RT @thecarpentries: Design principles for the next iteration of The Carpentries lesson template
This post by @ZKamvar, @fmic_, & @ErinSBec…
RT @SickleInAfrica: Good work done by #SADaCC staffers et al on conducting ethical research in Africa https://t.co/eWANvC0xKI #COVID-19, #E…
SADiLaR will be hosting Online Data Carpentry Workshops (R for Social Science) in the coming weeks. Workshops will… https://t.co/2rhPPBYdV7
RT @EMBLEBIjobs: Be part of revolutionary science. We're hiring a #SoftwareDeveloper to deliver software infrastructure that can support sh…
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RT @ensembl: Transcriptional evaluation of whether #stemcell derived #organoids are a faithful representation of original tissue during lon…
RT @MelekChaouch: Another successful #IBT2020 iteration...@H3ABioNet @Pasteur_Tunis #Bioinformatics #Tunisia 🇹🇳
RT @NextEinsteinFor: Research on African plants has led to the discovery of several drugs, up to 80% of the continent’s popn heavily rely o…
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RT @cjriIllingworth: New paper in @elife on within-host influenza dynamics. Selection works efficiently to favour fitter genotypes but is…
RT @UCT_news: Be part of a global community. With around 4 300 international students at UCT, our campuses represent a diverse mix of peopl…
RT @NextEinsteinFor: "When women are absent from the innovation space, their lived experiences, challenges& dreams are likely to be exclude…
RT @GeneticsSociety: This year at the #ASHG20 Virtual Meeting, gain access to the latest, cutting-edge research in human genetics and genom…
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