Dr Venera Tyukmaeva from the University of Liverpool discusses how she has been supported by NEOF in her research into the evolution of trypanosomatids. More commonly known as the species that cause human sleeping sickness, the trypanosomatids are widespread...
NEOF is running an in person R Community analysis workshop in September. Register your interest before Thursday 1st August 9am (link) A lot of different analysis and visualisations can be carried out with community data. This includes taxonomy and functional abundance...
The Centre for Proteome Research at the University of Liverpool is part of NEOF and welcomes enquiries from researchers looking to add protein level data to their research. Proteins being at the heart of all biological processes, we can identify and quantify...
The NEOF-VF provides the following to UK-based researchers using molecular analyses to answer environmental questions: Training in wet lab molecular methods; Access to all necessary equipment and consumables; Next-generation sequencing data (to a maximum value of...
NEOF is running an in person eDNA wetlab and bioinformatics workshop in July. Register your interest before Monday 3rd June (link) Generating DNA sequence barcodes from mixed sources of DNA is an increasingly-used and efficient way to survey biodiversity, whether...
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