COMBINE
@combine1.bsky.social
COMBINE is a national student society for students in computational biology, bioinformatics, and related fields. COMBINE is the student subcommittee of ABACBS as well as the official ISCB regional student group for Australia.
If you’re attending workshops today and tomorrow, enjoy, and we hope everyone had a really positive experience at this year’s events!
November 27, 2025 at 1:45 AM
If you’re attending workshops today and tomorrow, enjoy, and we hope everyone had a really positive experience at this year’s events!
A massive thank you to all those involved in organising and running the events, especially George and Muneeza, the COMBINE Symposium co-convenors. Many, many people have volunteered to help in some capacity both during and in the lead up to the event - we owe its success to you all.
November 27, 2025 at 1:45 AM
A massive thank you to all those involved in organising and running the events, especially George and Muneeza, the COMBINE Symposium co-convenors. Many, many people have volunteered to help in some capacity both during and in the lead up to the event - we owe its success to you all.
Publishing in bioinformatics can have different routes: GitHub, commentaries, short comms; as long as you share your science and tell its story.
AI will always be a tool... Not a replacement
Learn to talk to non-scientists about your science.
AI will always be a tool... Not a replacement
Learn to talk to non-scientists about your science.
November 24, 2025 at 3:59 AM
Publishing in bioinformatics can have different routes: GitHub, commentaries, short comms; as long as you share your science and tell its story.
AI will always be a tool... Not a replacement
Learn to talk to non-scientists about your science.
AI will always be a tool... Not a replacement
Learn to talk to non-scientists about your science.
Some takeaways:
Work on your soft skills as much as technical skills. They'll be useful in collaborative and multidisciplinary groups/projects.
Be open to surprises in professional roles and ask for help.
Work on your soft skills as much as technical skills. They'll be useful in collaborative and multidisciplinary groups/projects.
Be open to surprises in professional roles and ask for help.
November 24, 2025 at 3:50 AM
Some takeaways:
Work on your soft skills as much as technical skills. They'll be useful in collaborative and multidisciplinary groups/projects.
Be open to surprises in professional roles and ask for help.
Work on your soft skills as much as technical skills. They'll be useful in collaborative and multidisciplinary groups/projects.
Be open to surprises in professional roles and ask for help.
