Senior Lecturer, Centre for Computational Evolution, U Auckland, NZ. Infectious diseases, phylogenetics, networks, computational stats. Tuākana. Other stuff.
The UK's COVID-19 epidemic during early 2020 was one of world's largest and unusually well represented by virus genomic sampling. Here we reveal the fine-scale genetic lineage structure of this epidemic through analysis of 50,887 SARS-CoV-2 genomes,...
Pathogen genomes provide insights into their evolution and epidemic spread. We sequenced 1,439 SARS-CoV-2 genomes from Switzerland, representing 3-7% of all confirmed cases per week. Using these data, we demonstrate that no one lineage became...
Birth-death stochastic processes are the foundation of many phylogenetic models and are widely used to make inferences about epidemiological and macroevolutionary dynamics. There are a large number of birth-death model variants that have been...
The title says it all...
I assume it requires very slow freezing sheltered from the wind. Undercooled water, maybe?
A Reddit thread talks about Delaunay triangulation, but that does not explain h...
Watch video of C&C trucks transporting wind turbine blades for the windfarm project, it took place on the Baoding mountain in Yunnan province. To find more a...
Analysis of Twitter data for 1,800 bioRxiv preprints to classify the online communities engaging with biological research enables the tracing of each preprint's exposure to various academic disciplines and non-specialist audiences, potentially...
The School of Computer Science at the University of Auckland has a strong research focus, with more than 60 academic staff actively undertaking research, muc...