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- Local installation of DeepTMHMM December 3, 2025
- A simple solution for continuous, real-time monitoring with the Seabird SUNAV2 over RS232 March 22, 2025
- New postdoctoral position in pathogen ecology September 25, 2024
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- Recent blog post by PhD student Beth Connors February 13, 2024
- New paper: Antarctic metagenomes reveal novel microbial diversity May 19, 2023
- New postdoctoral research opportunity! April 7, 2023
- Alignment and phylogenetic inference with hmmalign and RAxML-ng May 31, 2022
- New paper on using machine learning to predict biogeochemistry from microbial community structure February 12, 2022
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Author Archives: Beth Connors
Tutorial: altering an existing NPZ model
I had the recent pleasure this summer of teaching high school students as a part of a Sally Ride Science Junior Academy. My class was called Polar Microbes, and we discussed adaptations to environments unique to the poles and the … Continue reading
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Five lessons from my first quarter of graduate school
In the weeks leading up to starting at Scripps Institution of Oceanography, where I am now a first year PhD student, I often found myself – for better or worse – turning to Google for advice on navigating the next … Continue reading
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