29 Oct evophylo blog has moved
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27 Oct Autonomous evolving advertising
Is it possible for advertising to evolve without human intervention? Today I was having a great coffee break discussion with Domino Joyce and James Gilbert about student classes and evolution experiments. We moved on to whether it is possible to evolve...
23 Jun Modest reproducibility success: a reanalysis of two early branching Metazoa datasets using ReproPhylo
This is a guest post by Amir Szitenberg, a postdoc in my lab @EvoHull, describing a phylogenomic investigation using ReproPhylo. Amir used to be a sponge researcher if you can't tell from the tone below. Despite already knowing ReproPhylo could do all this rapidly...
20 Jun Frictionless reproducibility in phylogenomic experiments
This is a guest post by Amir Szitenberg, postdoctoral researcher in my group at the University of Hull, and main author of @ReproPhylo I find the ReproPhylo approach to experimental phylogenomics very exciting, and can see how it would lead to better,...
27 May ReproPhylo: a reproducible phylogenomics environment
Our new phylogenomics environment is called ReproPhylo. It makes experimental reproducibility frictionless, occurring quietly in the background while you work on the science. The environment has a lot of tools to allow exploration of phylogenomics data and to create phylogenomic...
23 Nov 5 star open phylogenetic data
I've recently come across the idea of stars for open data quality thanks to Steve Moss. The table below is from 5stardata: ★ make your stuff available on the Web (whatever format) under an open license ★★ make it available as structured data (e.g.,...
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