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156 - Ancient problems require ancient solutions - part 2

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155 - Ancient problems require ancient solutions - part 1

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154 - Boston women in bioinformatics

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153 - Seebot

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152 - Deacon part 2

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151 - Deacon part 1

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150 - Genomicx

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149 - Bridging AI & Biosciences

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148 - NextFlow debate 3

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147 - NextFlow debate 2

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146 - NextFlow debate 1

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145 - micro binfie Pathoplexus part 2

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144 - micro binfie Pathoplexus part 1

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143 - where we catch up on our professional lives

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142 - Microbinfie - genomeqc

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140 Exploring Clinical Metagenomics

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139 Lassa virus genomics

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138 Decoding Tetracycline Resistance in MRSA

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137 Contagion part 2

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135 Assembling ATCC bacterial strains

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141 hackathon panel

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136 Contagion part 1

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134 Diving into MRSA, Genomics, and Public Health

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133 The Role of Bioinformatics in Public Health and Disease Outbreaks

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132 Unlocking the Secrets of Antimicrobial Resistance in Metagenomes

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131 Bioinformatics Evolution: Torsten Seemann on Snippy, Open-Source Support, and Global Genomics

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130 Exploring Genomic Innovation and Machine Learning in Public Health

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129 Genomics on the Frontier: Bactopia, Bioinformatics, and Pathogen Surveillance with Robert Petit

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128 Haiti cholera outbreak with Christine Lee and Cynney Walters

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127 Minimum spanning trees

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126 Tree viz

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125 Kostas Konstantinidis returns to talk to us about ANI and metagenomics

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124 Kostas Konstantinidis talks to us about ANI and metagenomics

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123 The Revolution of Hash Databases in cgMLST

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122 GAMBIT: Genomic Approximation Method for Bacterial Identification and Tracking

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121 K-mers, Sourmash, and Open Source Software - More Conversations with Titus Brown

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120 Scaling Metagenomic Search with Sourmash - Conversations with Titus Brown

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119 The Challenges of Microbial Taxonomy - Conversations with Titus Brown

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118 Real bioinformaticians react to Jurassic Park

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117 From Math to Metagenomics - Titus Brown on Career Journeys and Software Solutions

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116 AI Authorship and Ethics in Academic Publishing for Genomics

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115 Write-the: speeding up software development for bioinformatics

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114 Write-the: Automating Code Documentation ChatGPT

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113 Global Microbial Identifier conference with Ruth Timme

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112 Global Microbial Identifier conference with Will Hsiao

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111 Global Microbial Identifier with Finlay Maguire and Emma Griffiths

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110 ChatGPT: The Bioinformatics Calculator

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109 AI Unleashed: Navigating the Opportunities and Challenges of AI in Microbial Bioinformatics

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Encore: What language should I learn?

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108 SeqCode: a nomenclatural code for prokaryotes described from sequence data

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107 Systematics and naming of prokaryotes in the era of sequencing

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106 Why on earth would you do a PostDoc?

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105 Mobile genetic elements panel discussion

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104 The Kraken software suite

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103 Release the Kraken

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102 Early days of MLST

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101 One Health with Natacha Couto and Ed Feil

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100 The 100th episode

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99 Stories from the frontlines of bioinformatics

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98 Nomadic bioinformatics with Frank

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97 Advances in sequencing technologies

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96 IMMEM XIII and ASM NGS conference roundup

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95 Lost in Translation with Torsten Seemann

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94 The great scientific Mastodon migration

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93 Roary Troubleshooting And Issues

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92 Avoid dependency hell and get up and running fast

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91 What language should I learn?

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90 Public health bioinformatics on the cloud with WDL + Terra.bio

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89 What do we do with WDL?

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88 Sepia directors cut

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87 Nextstrain, SARSCOV2 and dealing with a data deluge

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86 What's next for nextstrain?

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85 Breaking the dogma with bioinformatics

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84 Bioinformatics in the noughties with Mark Pallen

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83 A short journey into mobile genetic elements

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82 Bioinformatics moments before the millennium

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81 The people behind the benchmark datasets for SARS-CoV-2

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80 Benchmark datasets for SARS-CoV-2

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79 StaPH-B: Stable containers for public health bioinformatics

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78 StaPH-B: state public health bioinformatics

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77 Genomics for a new era

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76 What are the major challenges for getting AMR genomics into the clinic?

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74 SEPIA With Henk - Soup Or Salad Yes!

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73 Bactopia and using workflow managers in bioinformatics part 2

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72 Bactopia and using workflow managers in bioinformatics part 1

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71 Bacterial taxonomy: Into the unknown, SeqCode, naming uncultured multitudes and renaming of phyla

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70 Bacterial Taxonomy: the grand vista is ahead of us

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69 Background to bacterial taxonomy

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68 Bacterial Taxonomy: what is a species, what is a strain? part 2

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67 Bacterial Taxonomy: what is a species, what is a strain?

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66 Scholarly Communications for Bioinformaticians

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75 How to review a bioinformatics paper in 10 days or less

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65 Genomics of Mycobacterium tuberculosis

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64 Mycobacterium tuberculosis: the forgotten pandemic

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63 A dive into Campylobacter genomics

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62 Campylobacter: the fussy little pathogen

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61 Non FUNGIble tokens: you too can own BRCA1

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Encore: 06 - What software not to write

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60 Whats in a name: Salmonella and E. Coli

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59 - Microbe Moment Micro Binfie