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Michael Inouye
Professor of Systems Genomics & Population Health, Dept of Public Health & Primary Care, University of Cambridge
Events, seminars and symposia
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The Planetary Biology Capability is organizing a session on “Exploring and understanding biodiversity” that will count on the participation of Prof. Davis Wardle (Umeå University), Prof. Katherine McMahon (University of Wisconsin-Madison) and Prof. Mark Blaxter (Sanger Institute). The DDLS research area, Evolution, and Biodiversity, is organizing a session on the importance of data-driven life science […]
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This seminar will highlight why code, research software and computational workflows are important research assets and it will also showcase practical approaches to sharing, citing and getting recognition for your work. The event opens with a presentation followed by a dynamic Q&A session to elaborate on the motivations and good practices based in examples from […]
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