Sabhrina Aninta
@sagitaninta.bsky.social
Conservation genetics & population genomics of tropical island populations, occasionally ancient DNA, phylogenetics, biogeography, & biodiversity informatics, mostly mammals 🐗🐂. She/her. 🇲🇨. X/Twitter previously sagitaninta.
I want to invest my time learning snakemake or nextflow but I never sure which is more future-proof. Or probably it is irrelevant as there will be always new stuff anyways 🤪
November 5, 2025 at 12:41 PM
I want to invest my time learning snakemake or nextflow but I never sure which is more future-proof. Or probably it is irrelevant as there will be always new stuff anyways 🤪
"Early career group leaders typically join the Crick for 12 years before being supported to move on" does this mean the group leader can only be there for 12 years max and needs to move somewhere else after that?
October 23, 2025 at 6:06 AM
"Early career group leaders typically join the Crick for 12 years before being supported to move on" does this mean the group leader can only be there for 12 years max and needs to move somewhere else after that?
This article is part of the Conservation Genomics collection at BMC Biology which we joined... in 2024. Haha. Thanks to the editors and reviewers for bearing with us 🥰
I think the #consgen people will enjoy reading some of the works in this collection. Dig in!
link.springer.com/collections/...
I think the #consgen people will enjoy reading some of the works in this collection. Dig in!
link.springer.com/collections/...
Conservation genomics
BMC Biology is calling for submissions to our Collection on Conservation genomics. With global biodiversity facing unprecedented threats from habitat loss, ...
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October 22, 2025 at 6:26 AM
This article is part of the Conservation Genomics collection at BMC Biology which we joined... in 2024. Haha. Thanks to the editors and reviewers for bearing with us 🥰
I think the #consgen people will enjoy reading some of the works in this collection. Dig in!
link.springer.com/collections/...
I think the #consgen people will enjoy reading some of the works in this collection. Dig in!
link.springer.com/collections/...