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PsyGenOmics @psygenomics.bsky.social · 11/09/2026

Are you looking for a #postdoc position in computational mental health genomics? Come join our great Team! 🧬🧠

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PsyGenOmics @psygenomics.bsky.social · 13/08/2026

For this year's summer outing, Team PsyGenOmics went pottery painting.☕🎨 This was a challenge on another level compared to our typical science questions, but we had lots of fun being creative. Highly recommend @jaenice.bsky.social as your team's social event planner!

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PsyGenOmics @psygenomics.bsky.social · 01/06/2026

Laura @kilarski.bsky.social and Lea @lea202.bsky.social explained genetic research to the general public at Pint of Science Bonn @pintofscience.de Have you ever thought of the genome as a set of building instructions, like the ones you get from IKEA?

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PsyGenOmics @psygenomics.bsky.social · 15/05/2026

Next week, the Pint of Science festival is taking place across Germany. On Tuesday in Bonn, @kilarski.bsky.social and @lea202.bsky.social will be give a talk about the human genome, come and tlak to us 🧬 The festival is happening in many cities, so check out the programme and see what’s on near you.

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PsyGenOmics @psygenomics.bsky.social · 02/03/2026

@lea202.bsky.social presented her MPRA data at the Stem Cells in Neuroscience conference last week. Where she didn't just reconnect with her Master's thesis lab led by @stefanhauser.bsky.social, but also received valuable input from specialists across the field. 10/10 conference experience 👩‍🔬

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Kerstin Ludwig @kuludwig.bsky.social · 19/02/2026

🖨️ Hot off the press 🍾 : I am super excited to share that our article on the host control of persistent EBV infection has just been published in Nature Magazine, in an accelerated article preview version: rdcu.be/e4Lg8

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Host control of persistent Epstein–Barr virus infection

Nature - Host control of persistent Epstein–Barr virus infection

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PsyGenOmics @psygenomics.bsky.social · 17/02/2026

New report by the PGC outreach committee: From Genomes to Conversations: Outreach and Engagement in Psychiatric Genetics (2026) An important contribution on why dialogue, and responsible communication must be integral to psychiatric genetics. link.springer.com/article/10.1...

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From Genomes to Conversations: Outreach and Engagement in Psychiatric Genetics - Behavior Genetics

Outreach in psychiatric genetics bridges the gaps across research advancements, clinical practice, and public understanding. Effective communication with a range of audiences faces multiple challenges...

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PsyGenOmics @psygenomics.bsky.social · 13/02/2026

It’s Carnival in the Rheinland and of course we celebrated 🎭 Yesterday we swapped lab coats and computers for costumes and balloons. @aydaabol.bsky.social designed and made her beautiful flower costume herself and very deservedly took 2nd place in the costume competition.

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PsyGenOmics @psygenomics.bsky.social · 14/10/2025

@lea202.bsky.social is taking us to the functional side of psychiatric genetics today with her poster on ✨ massively parallel characterization of common risk variants for mental health disorders in glutamatergic neuron ✨at @ecnp.eu 🧠🧫🧬 #ECNP2025

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PsyGenOmics @psygenomics.bsky.social · 24/09/2025

☀️ We are happy to have Jente Meijer from the Bonn–Melbourne Joint PhD Program visiting us in Bonn this week! ☀️ Her talk “Towards precision psychiatry using multi-view clustering approaches” was a wonderful opportunity to learn how machine learning can be applied in psychiatry. 🎓🧠💻

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