Single-cell Iso-Sequencing enables rapid genome annotation for scRNAseq analysis
You can download the pdf here
You can download the pdf here
Threespine stickleback populations provide a striking example of local adaptation to divergent habitats in populations that are connected by recurrent gene f...
Our study design and insights should provide a useful example for others desiring to quantify microbiome variation at biological levels in the face of variou...
A recent publication from a Cresko Lab senior research scientist, Mark Currey.
Selection, Linkage, and Population Structure Interact To Shape Genetic Variation Among Threespine Stickleback Genomes.
Host genetics and ecological effects on gut microbiome in threespine stickleback from Oregon.
A recent publication from former graduate student Kristin Sikkink in collaboration with the Phillips laboratory.
A recent publication from our group identifying the distribution of haplotypes in freshwater and oceanic stickleback from recently uplifted volanic islands i...
The genomic variation that is involved in recent and rapid local adaptation in stickleback has therefore been evolving throughout the 15‐million‐year history...
Prevention relevance of three such human designs: (1) children adopted at birth by parents to whom they are not genetically related (common garden approach);...
Changes in ossified elements of the pelvic armor are linked to delayed and incomplete development of an early‐forming pelvic cartilage, and that this disrupt...
Divergence that is still evident in the mtDNA of contemporary stickleback populations appears to have no residual influence on patterns of phenotypic or nucl...
Subtle signatures of a statistical interaction between host genotype and the microbiota on expression patterns of genetic pathways associated with innate imm...
Most thyroid histomorphological phenotypes induced by perchlorate (follicle proliferation, reduced follicle area (adults only), colloid depletion, thyrocyte ...
Here we present the genome of the Gulf pipefish.
Bill Cresko selected as fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. elected AAAS Fellow.
First evidence of a connection between an endocrine disruptor and reduction in PGC number prior to the first meiosis during sex determination.
Bill served as the faculty opponent of Lina Nikoleris in the Department of Biology at Lund University.
The gnotobiotic stickleback model.
Our population structure analyses of stickleback in new habitats created as a result of the Great Alaskan Earthquake suggests freshwater populations evolved ...
We never said Wright was wrong.
Variation in pleiotropy across the stress response network is highly sensitive to the external environment. We highlight the complexity of the interaction be...
These results suggested that residual tetrasomic inheritance of isoloci results from homeologous recombination near chromosome ends and that continued disomi...
This study demonstrates that perchlorate exposure beginning during the first 42 days of development has profound effects on stickleback reproductive and thyr...
Perchlorate exposure caused concentration-dependent significant differences in growth for some bony traits. Continuous exposure initiated within the first 21...
Perchlorate exposure did not influence the concentration of 11-KT in either diel or reproductive season schedules. Diel and reproductive season variations in...
Chronic perchlorate exposure may not result in lasting adult gross morphological changes but can produce lasting modifications to gonads when compensation of...
Clade composition variance was high at small geographical scales, in apparent discordance with the broader‐scale pattern of admixture. Deep‐water trenches we...
Bill served as the faculty opponent of Max Lundberg in the Department of Biology at Lund University.
Whole genome transcriptional analysis of both ancestor and selected lines shows that there is weak correspondence between genetic pathways induced via temper...
Apparent genetic assimilation can result from shifting thresholds of induction across environments and that analysis of the broader environmental context is ...
The ability to efficiently obtain, manipulate, and interrogate this data is a valuable and empowering skill. In this chapter, we introduce several primary da...
A boundary between two modules that subdivides the lever apparatus corresponds to the region of most prominent morphological evolution. The matched modular p...
Genome‐wide analysis of genetic diversity (π) and correlations of alleles within individuals in subpopulations (FIS) supported a role for introgressive hybri...
We developed an extension of the Stacks software package to efficiently use genotype-by-sequencing data (such as RADseq) for studies of populations of organi...
Bill served as the faculty opponent of Martina Bradic in the Department of Biology at the Gulbenkian Institute in Portugal.
You can download the pdf here
Chromonomer takes a user-defined reference genome, a map of genetic markers, and, optionally, conserved synteny information to construct an improved referenc...
Our study design and insights should provide a useful example for others desiring to quantify microbiome variation at biological levels in the face of variou...
A recent publication from a Cresko Lab senior research scientist, Mark Currey.
A recent publication from our group identifying the distribution of haplotypes in freshwater and oceanic stickleback from recently uplifted volanic islands i...
Changes in ossified elements of the pelvic armor are linked to delayed and incomplete development of an early‐forming pelvic cartilage, and that this disrupt...
Divergence that is still evident in the mtDNA of contemporary stickleback populations appears to have no residual influence on patterns of phenotypic or nucl...
Subtle signatures of a statistical interaction between host genotype and the microbiota on expression patterns of genetic pathways associated with innate imm...
Here we present the genome of the Gulf pipefish.
Our population structure analyses of stickleback in new habitats created as a result of the Great Alaskan Earthquake suggests freshwater populations evolved ...
We never said Wright was wrong.
These results suggested that residual tetrasomic inheritance of isoloci results from homeologous recombination near chromosome ends and that continued disomi...
Genome‐wide analysis of genetic diversity (π) and correlations of alleles within individuals in subpopulations (FIS) supported a role for introgressive hybri...
We developed an extension of the Stacks software package to efficiently use genotype-by-sequencing data (such as RADseq) for studies of populations of organi...
A recent publication from our group identifying the distribution of haplotypes in freshwater and oceanic stickleback from recently uplifted volanic islands i...
Divergence that is still evident in the mtDNA of contemporary stickleback populations appears to have no residual influence on patterns of phenotypic or nucl...
Most thyroid histomorphological phenotypes induced by perchlorate (follicle proliferation, reduced follicle area (adults only), colloid depletion, thyrocyte ...
First evidence of a connection between an endocrine disruptor and reduction in PGC number prior to the first meiosis during sex determination.
Our population structure analyses of stickleback in new habitats created as a result of the Great Alaskan Earthquake suggests freshwater populations evolved ...
This study demonstrates that perchlorate exposure beginning during the first 42 days of development has profound effects on stickleback reproductive and thyr...
Perchlorate exposure caused concentration-dependent significant differences in growth for some bony traits. Continuous exposure initiated within the first 21...
Perchlorate exposure did not influence the concentration of 11-KT in either diel or reproductive season schedules. Diel and reproductive season variations in...
Chronic perchlorate exposure may not result in lasting adult gross morphological changes but can produce lasting modifications to gonads when compensation of...
Clade composition variance was high at small geographical scales, in apparent discordance with the broader‐scale pattern of admixture. Deep‐water trenches we...
Martin has been awarded a Marie Curie Fellowship by the European Union, to spend two years at the Natural History Museum London (UK) studying the genomics of...
Clark Honors College Undergraduate Emily Niebergall, who is working on her thesis in the laboratory with Emily Beck, was awarded a prestigious Goldwater Fell...
Allison Fuiten is awarded a Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grant (DDIG) from the NSF to examine the functional basis of genetic changes behind the derived...
John Crandall wins best undergraduate student poster at EVO-WIBO conference EVO-WIBO.
Mark Currey wins best technician poster at EVO-WIBO conference EVO-WIBO.
Thom Nelson wins best graduate student talk at EVO-WIBO conference EVO-WIBO.
Kristin Alligood wins best graduate student poster at EVO-WIBO conference EVO-WIBO.
Allison Fuiten wins best graduate student talk at EVO-WIBO conference EVO-WIBO.
Thom Nelson wins poster award at Allied Genetics Conference.
Chromonomer takes a user-defined reference genome, a map of genetic markers, and, optionally, conserved synteny information to construct an improved referenc...
Selection, Linkage, and Population Structure Interact To Shape Genetic Variation Among Threespine Stickleback Genomes.
A recent publication from our group identifying the distribution of haplotypes in freshwater and oceanic stickleback from recently uplifted volanic islands i...
Divergence that is still evident in the mtDNA of contemporary stickleback populations appears to have no residual influence on patterns of phenotypic or nucl...
Here we present the genome of the Gulf pipefish.
Our population structure analyses of stickleback in new habitats created as a result of the Great Alaskan Earthquake suggests freshwater populations evolved ...
Genome‐wide analysis of genetic diversity (π) and correlations of alleles within individuals in subpopulations (FIS) supported a role for introgressive hybri...
We developed an extension of the Stacks software package to efficiently use genotype-by-sequencing data (such as RADseq) for studies of populations of organi...
The latest publication from the lab - genetic mapping of neutrophil variation between oceanic and freshwater stickleback.
Our study design and insights should provide a useful example for others desiring to quantify microbiome variation at biological levels in the face of variou...
A recent publication from a Cresko Lab senior research scientist, Mark Currey.
Host genetics and ecological effects on gut microbiome in threespine stickleback from Oregon.
Changes in ossified elements of the pelvic armor are linked to delayed and incomplete development of an early‐forming pelvic cartilage, and that this disrupt...
The gnotobiotic stickleback model.
Genome‐wide analysis of genetic diversity (π) and correlations of alleles within individuals in subpopulations (FIS) supported a role for introgressive hybri...
Emily Beck attends Evomics Workshop in Cesky Krumlov, Czech Republic.
John Crandall wins best undergraduate student poster at EVO-WIBO conference EVO-WIBO.
Mark Currey wins best technician poster at EVO-WIBO conference EVO-WIBO.
Thom Nelson wins best graduate student talk at EVO-WIBO conference EVO-WIBO.
Kristin Alligood wins best graduate student poster at EVO-WIBO conference EVO-WIBO.
Allison Fuiten wins best graduate student talk at EVO-WIBO conference EVO-WIBO.
Thom Nelson wins poster award at Allied Genetics Conference.
Threespine stickleback populations provide a striking example of local adaptation to divergent habitats in populations that are connected by recurrent gene f...
The latest publication from the lab - genetic mapping of neutrophil variation between oceanic and freshwater stickleback.
Our study design and insights should provide a useful example for others desiring to quantify microbiome variation at biological levels in the face of variou...
Selection, Linkage, and Population Structure Interact To Shape Genetic Variation Among Threespine Stickleback Genomes.
Host genetics and ecological effects on gut microbiome in threespine stickleback from Oregon.
We developed an extension of the Stacks software package to efficiently use genotype-by-sequencing data (such as RADseq) for studies of populations of organi...
Most thyroid histomorphological phenotypes induced by perchlorate (follicle proliferation, reduced follicle area (adults only), colloid depletion, thyrocyte ...
First evidence of a connection between an endocrine disruptor and reduction in PGC number prior to the first meiosis during sex determination.
This study demonstrates that perchlorate exposure beginning during the first 42 days of development has profound effects on stickleback reproductive and thyr...
Perchlorate exposure caused concentration-dependent significant differences in growth for some bony traits. Continuous exposure initiated within the first 21...
Perchlorate exposure did not influence the concentration of 11-KT in either diel or reproductive season schedules. Diel and reproductive season variations in...
Chronic perchlorate exposure may not result in lasting adult gross morphological changes but can produce lasting modifications to gonads when compensation of...
Most thyroid histomorphological phenotypes induced by perchlorate (follicle proliferation, reduced follicle area (adults only), colloid depletion, thyrocyte ...
First evidence of a connection between an endocrine disruptor and reduction in PGC number prior to the first meiosis during sex determination.
This study demonstrates that perchlorate exposure beginning during the first 42 days of development has profound effects on stickleback reproductive and thyr...
Perchlorate exposure caused concentration-dependent significant differences in growth for some bony traits. Continuous exposure initiated within the first 21...
Perchlorate exposure did not influence the concentration of 11-KT in either diel or reproductive season schedules. Diel and reproductive season variations in...
Chronic perchlorate exposure may not result in lasting adult gross morphological changes but can produce lasting modifications to gonads when compensation of...
A recent publication from a Cresko Lab senior research scientist, Mark Currey.
This study demonstrates that perchlorate exposure beginning during the first 42 days of development has profound effects on stickleback reproductive and thyr...
Perchlorate exposure caused concentration-dependent significant differences in growth for some bony traits. Continuous exposure initiated within the first 21...
Perchlorate exposure did not influence the concentration of 11-KT in either diel or reproductive season schedules. Diel and reproductive season variations in...
Chronic perchlorate exposure may not result in lasting adult gross morphological changes but can produce lasting modifications to gonads when compensation of...
The latest publication from the lab - genetic mapping of neutrophil variation between oceanic and freshwater stickleback.
Our study design and insights should provide a useful example for others desiring to quantify microbiome variation at biological levels in the face of variou...
Subtle signatures of a statistical interaction between host genotype and the microbiota on expression patterns of genetic pathways associated with innate imm...
Here we present the genome of the Gulf pipefish.
The gnotobiotic stickleback model.
John Crandall wins best undergraduate student poster at EVO-WIBO conference EVO-WIBO.
Mark Currey wins best technician poster at EVO-WIBO conference EVO-WIBO.
Thom Nelson wins best graduate student talk at EVO-WIBO conference EVO-WIBO.
Kristin Alligood wins best graduate student poster at EVO-WIBO conference EVO-WIBO.
Allison Fuiten wins best graduate student talk at EVO-WIBO conference EVO-WIBO.
A recent publication from our group identifying the distribution of haplotypes in freshwater and oceanic stickleback from recently uplifted volanic islands i...
The genomic variation that is involved in recent and rapid local adaptation in stickleback has therefore been evolving throughout the 15‐million‐year history...
Our population structure analyses of stickleback in new habitats created as a result of the Great Alaskan Earthquake suggests freshwater populations evolved ...
Genome‐wide analysis of genetic diversity (π) and correlations of alleles within individuals in subpopulations (FIS) supported a role for introgressive hybri...
A recent publication from former graduate student Kristin Sikkink in collaboration with the Phillips laboratory.
Variation in pleiotropy across the stress response network is highly sensitive to the external environment. We highlight the complexity of the interaction be...
Whole genome transcriptional analysis of both ancestor and selected lines shows that there is weak correspondence between genetic pathways induced via temper...
Apparent genetic assimilation can result from shifting thresholds of induction across environments and that analysis of the broader environmental context is ...
A recent publication from former graduate student Kristin Sikkink in collaboration with the Phillips laboratory.
Variation in pleiotropy across the stress response network is highly sensitive to the external environment. We highlight the complexity of the interaction be...
Whole genome transcriptional analysis of both ancestor and selected lines shows that there is weak correspondence between genetic pathways induced via temper...
Apparent genetic assimilation can result from shifting thresholds of induction across environments and that analysis of the broader environmental context is ...
Selection, Linkage, and Population Structure Interact To Shape Genetic Variation Among Threespine Stickleback Genomes.
A recent publication from former graduate student Kristin Sikkink in collaboration with the Phillips laboratory.
Whole genome transcriptional analysis of both ancestor and selected lines shows that there is weak correspondence between genetic pathways induced via temper...
Apparent genetic assimilation can result from shifting thresholds of induction across environments and that analysis of the broader environmental context is ...
A recent publication from former graduate student Kristin Sikkink in collaboration with the Phillips laboratory.
Variation in pleiotropy across the stress response network is highly sensitive to the external environment. We highlight the complexity of the interaction be...
Whole genome transcriptional analysis of both ancestor and selected lines shows that there is weak correspondence between genetic pathways induced via temper...
Apparent genetic assimilation can result from shifting thresholds of induction across environments and that analysis of the broader environmental context is ...
A recent publication from our group identifying the distribution of haplotypes in freshwater and oceanic stickleback from recently uplifted volanic islands i...
Divergence that is still evident in the mtDNA of contemporary stickleback populations appears to have no residual influence on patterns of phenotypic or nucl...
Our population structure analyses of stickleback in new habitats created as a result of the Great Alaskan Earthquake suggests freshwater populations evolved ...
Clade composition variance was high at small geographical scales, in apparent discordance with the broader‐scale pattern of admixture. Deep‐water trenches we...
Most thyroid histomorphological phenotypes induced by perchlorate (follicle proliferation, reduced follicle area (adults only), colloid depletion, thyrocyte ...
This study demonstrates that perchlorate exposure beginning during the first 42 days of development has profound effects on stickleback reproductive and thyr...
Perchlorate exposure caused concentration-dependent significant differences in growth for some bony traits. Continuous exposure initiated within the first 21...
Chronic perchlorate exposure may not result in lasting adult gross morphological changes but can produce lasting modifications to gonads when compensation of...
The latest publication from the lab - genetic mapping of neutrophil variation between oceanic and freshwater stickleback.
Our study design and insights should provide a useful example for others desiring to quantify microbiome variation at biological levels in the face of variou...
Host genetics and ecological effects on gut microbiome in threespine stickleback from Oregon.
Host genetics and ecological effects on gut microbiome in threespine stickleback from Oregon.
Three sentence description of the goals and methods, findings and significance, as well as key pieces of information (such as whether undergraduates)
Three sentence description of the goals and methods, findings and significance, as well as key pieces of information (such as whether undergraduates)
Three sentence description of the goals and methods, findings and significance, as well as key pieces of information (such as whether undergraduates)
Bill served as the faculty opponent of Lina Nikoleris in the Department of Biology at Lund University.
Bill served as the faculty opponent of Max Lundberg in the Department of Biology at Lund University.
Bill served as the faculty opponent of Martina Bradic in the Department of Biology at the Gulbenkian Institute in Portugal.
Bill served as the faculty opponent of Lina Nikoleris in the Department of Biology at Lund University.
Bill served as the faculty opponent of Max Lundberg in the Department of Biology at Lund University.
Bill served as the faculty opponent of Martina Bradic in the Department of Biology at the Gulbenkian Institute in Portugal.
Bill served as the faculty opponent of Lina Nikoleris in the Department of Biology at Lund University.
Bill served as the faculty opponent of Max Lundberg in the Department of Biology at Lund University.
Bill served as the faculty opponent of Martina Bradic in the Department of Biology at the Gulbenkian Institute in Portugal.
Variation in pleiotropy across the stress response network is highly sensitive to the external environment. We highlight the complexity of the interaction be...
Whole genome transcriptional analysis of both ancestor and selected lines shows that there is weak correspondence between genetic pathways induced via temper...
Apparent genetic assimilation can result from shifting thresholds of induction across environments and that analysis of the broader environmental context is ...
Most thyroid histomorphological phenotypes induced by perchlorate (follicle proliferation, reduced follicle area (adults only), colloid depletion, thyrocyte ...
First evidence of a connection between an endocrine disruptor and reduction in PGC number prior to the first meiosis during sex determination.
Chronic perchlorate exposure may not result in lasting adult gross morphological changes but can produce lasting modifications to gonads when compensation of...
Most thyroid histomorphological phenotypes induced by perchlorate (follicle proliferation, reduced follicle area (adults only), colloid depletion, thyrocyte ...
Perchlorate exposure did not influence the concentration of 11-KT in either diel or reproductive season schedules. Diel and reproductive season variations in...
Chronic perchlorate exposure may not result in lasting adult gross morphological changes but can produce lasting modifications to gonads when compensation of...
This study demonstrates that perchlorate exposure beginning during the first 42 days of development has profound effects on stickleback reproductive and thyr...
Perchlorate exposure caused concentration-dependent significant differences in growth for some bony traits. Continuous exposure initiated within the first 21...
Perchlorate exposure did not influence the concentration of 11-KT in either diel or reproductive season schedules. Diel and reproductive season variations in...
Martin Stervander joins the Cresko Lab!
Congratulations Kristin!
Ray Troll visits the Cresko Lab Ray Troll.
A recent publication from our group identifying the distribution of haplotypes in freshwater and oceanic stickleback from recently uplifted volanic islands i...
Divergence that is still evident in the mtDNA of contemporary stickleback populations appears to have no residual influence on patterns of phenotypic or nucl...
Our population structure analyses of stickleback in new habitats created as a result of the Great Alaskan Earthquake suggests freshwater populations evolved ...
A recent publication from our group identifying the distribution of haplotypes in freshwater and oceanic stickleback from recently uplifted volanic islands i...
First evidence of a connection between an endocrine disruptor and reduction in PGC number prior to the first meiosis during sex determination.
The gnotobiotic stickleback model.
John Crandall wins best undergraduate student poster at EVO-WIBO conference EVO-WIBO.
Mark Currey wins best technician poster at EVO-WIBO conference EVO-WIBO.
Thom Nelson wins poster award at Allied Genetics Conference.
The latest publication from the lab - genetic mapping of neutrophil variation between oceanic and freshwater stickleback.
Our study design and insights should provide a useful example for others desiring to quantify microbiome variation at biological levels in the face of variou...
Emily Beck attends Evomics Workshop in Cesky Krumlov, Czech Republic.
Host genetics and ecological effects on gut microbiome in threespine stickleback from Oregon.
We developed an extension of the Stacks software package to efficiently use genotype-by-sequencing data (such as RADseq) for studies of populations of organi...
Variation in pleiotropy across the stress response network is highly sensitive to the external environment. We highlight the complexity of the interaction be...
Apparent genetic assimilation can result from shifting thresholds of induction across environments and that analysis of the broader environmental context is ...
Whole genome transcriptional analysis of both ancestor and selected lines shows that there is weak correspondence between genetic pathways induced via temper...
Apparent genetic assimilation can result from shifting thresholds of induction across environments and that analysis of the broader environmental context is ...
Whole genome transcriptional analysis of both ancestor and selected lines shows that there is weak correspondence between genetic pathways induced via temper...
Apparent genetic assimilation can result from shifting thresholds of induction across environments and that analysis of the broader environmental context is ...
Variation in pleiotropy across the stress response network is highly sensitive to the external environment. We highlight the complexity of the interaction be...
Whole genome transcriptional analysis of both ancestor and selected lines shows that there is weak correspondence between genetic pathways induced via temper...
Variation in pleiotropy across the stress response network is highly sensitive to the external environment. We highlight the complexity of the interaction be...
Whole genome transcriptional analysis of both ancestor and selected lines shows that there is weak correspondence between genetic pathways induced via temper...
Our population structure analyses of stickleback in new habitats created as a result of the Great Alaskan Earthquake suggests freshwater populations evolved ...
Clade composition variance was high at small geographical scales, in apparent discordance with the broader‐scale pattern of admixture. Deep‐water trenches we...
Perchlorate exposure did not influence the concentration of 11-KT in either diel or reproductive season schedules. Diel and reproductive season variations in...
Chronic perchlorate exposure may not result in lasting adult gross morphological changes but can produce lasting modifications to gonads when compensation of...
Most thyroid histomorphological phenotypes induced by perchlorate (follicle proliferation, reduced follicle area (adults only), colloid depletion, thyrocyte ...
Perchlorate exposure did not influence the concentration of 11-KT in either diel or reproductive season schedules. Diel and reproductive season variations in...
This study demonstrates that perchlorate exposure beginning during the first 42 days of development has profound effects on stickleback reproductive and thyr...
Perchlorate exposure caused concentration-dependent significant differences in growth for some bony traits. Continuous exposure initiated within the first 21...
This study demonstrates that perchlorate exposure beginning during the first 42 days of development has profound effects on stickleback reproductive and thyr...
Perchlorate exposure caused concentration-dependent significant differences in growth for some bony traits. Continuous exposure initiated within the first 21...
We never said Wright was wrong.
These results suggested that residual tetrasomic inheritance of isoloci results from homeologous recombination near chromosome ends and that continued disomi...
We never said Wright was wrong.
These results suggested that residual tetrasomic inheritance of isoloci results from homeologous recombination near chromosome ends and that continued disomi...
We never said Wright was wrong.
These results suggested that residual tetrasomic inheritance of isoloci results from homeologous recombination near chromosome ends and that continued disomi...
Subtle signatures of a statistical interaction between host genotype and the microbiota on expression patterns of genetic pathways associated with innate imm...
The gnotobiotic stickleback model.
Subtle signatures of a statistical interaction between host genotype and the microbiota on expression patterns of genetic pathways associated with innate imm...
The gnotobiotic stickleback model.
Susan Bassham featured in Scientific American’s Sustainability 60-second Science Video “Fish on Evolution’s Fast Track” listen hear
Susan Bassham interviewed by Jefferson Public Radio: “When Evolution Speeds Up” listen hear
Kristin Alligood wins best graduate student poster at EVO-WIBO conference EVO-WIBO.
Thom Nelson wins poster award at Allied Genetics Conference.
Thom Nelson wins best graduate student talk at EVO-WIBO conference EVO-WIBO.
Allison Fuiten wins best graduate student talk at EVO-WIBO conference EVO-WIBO.
Congratulations Kristin!
Kristin Alligood wins best graduate student poster at EVO-WIBO conference EVO-WIBO.
Chromonomer takes a user-defined reference genome, a map of genetic markers, and, optionally, conserved synteny information to construct an improved referenc...
Here we present the genome of the Gulf pipefish.
Allison Fuiten is awarded a Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grant (DDIG) from the NSF to examine the functional basis of genetic changes behind the derived...
Here we present the genome of the Gulf pipefish.
Host genetics and ecological effects on gut microbiome in threespine stickleback from Oregon.
Prevention relevance of three such human designs: (1) children adopted at birth by parents to whom they are not genetically related (common garden approach);...
Selection, Linkage, and Population Structure Interact To Shape Genetic Variation Among Threespine Stickleback Genomes.
The genomic variation that is involved in recent and rapid local adaptation in stickleback has therefore been evolving throughout the 15‐million‐year history...
Threespine stickleback populations provide a striking example of local adaptation to divergent habitats in populations that are connected by recurrent gene f...
A recent publication from former graduate student Kristin Sikkink in collaboration with the Phillips laboratory.
Congratulations to Hope Healey and Susie Bassham on their paper using single cell iso sequencing to greatly improve the annotation of the threespine stickleb...
You can download the pdf here
Three sentence description of the goals and methods, findings and significance, as well as key pieces of information (such as whether undergraduates)
We developed an extension of the Stacks software package to efficiently use genotype-by-sequencing data (such as RADseq) for studies of populations of organi...
We developed an extension of the Stacks software package to efficiently use genotype-by-sequencing data (such as RADseq) for studies of populations of organi...
We developed an extension of the Stacks software package to efficiently use genotype-by-sequencing data (such as RADseq) for studies of populations of organi...
Genome‐wide analysis of genetic diversity (π) and correlations of alleles within individuals in subpopulations (FIS) supported a role for introgressive hybri...
Genome‐wide analysis of genetic diversity (π) and correlations of alleles within individuals in subpopulations (FIS) supported a role for introgressive hybri...
Genome‐wide analysis of genetic diversity (π) and correlations of alleles within individuals in subpopulations (FIS) supported a role for introgressive hybri...
Genome‐wide analysis of genetic diversity (π) and correlations of alleles within individuals in subpopulations (FIS) supported a role for introgressive hybri...
Genome‐wide analysis of genetic diversity (π) and correlations of alleles within individuals in subpopulations (FIS) supported a role for introgressive hybri...
Genome‐wide analysis of genetic diversity (π) and correlations of alleles within individuals in subpopulations (FIS) supported a role for introgressive hybri...
Genome‐wide analysis of genetic diversity (π) and correlations of alleles within individuals in subpopulations (FIS) supported a role for introgressive hybri...
Genome‐wide analysis of genetic diversity (π) and correlations of alleles within individuals in subpopulations (FIS) supported a role for introgressive hybri...
A boundary between two modules that subdivides the lever apparatus corresponds to the region of most prominent morphological evolution. The matched modular p...
A boundary between two modules that subdivides the lever apparatus corresponds to the region of most prominent morphological evolution. The matched modular p...
A boundary between two modules that subdivides the lever apparatus corresponds to the region of most prominent morphological evolution. The matched modular p...
A boundary between two modules that subdivides the lever apparatus corresponds to the region of most prominent morphological evolution. The matched modular p...
A boundary between two modules that subdivides the lever apparatus corresponds to the region of most prominent morphological evolution. The matched modular p...
A boundary between two modules that subdivides the lever apparatus corresponds to the region of most prominent morphological evolution. The matched modular p...
A boundary between two modules that subdivides the lever apparatus corresponds to the region of most prominent morphological evolution. The matched modular p...
A boundary between two modules that subdivides the lever apparatus corresponds to the region of most prominent morphological evolution. The matched modular p...
A boundary between two modules that subdivides the lever apparatus corresponds to the region of most prominent morphological evolution. The matched modular p...
A boundary between two modules that subdivides the lever apparatus corresponds to the region of most prominent morphological evolution. The matched modular p...
A boundary between two modules that subdivides the lever apparatus corresponds to the region of most prominent morphological evolution. The matched modular p...
The ability to efficiently obtain, manipulate, and interrogate this data is a valuable and empowering skill. In this chapter, we introduce several primary da...
The ability to efficiently obtain, manipulate, and interrogate this data is a valuable and empowering skill. In this chapter, we introduce several primary da...
The ability to efficiently obtain, manipulate, and interrogate this data is a valuable and empowering skill. In this chapter, we introduce several primary da...
The ability to efficiently obtain, manipulate, and interrogate this data is a valuable and empowering skill. In this chapter, we introduce several primary da...
The ability to efficiently obtain, manipulate, and interrogate this data is a valuable and empowering skill. In this chapter, we introduce several primary da...
The ability to efficiently obtain, manipulate, and interrogate this data is a valuable and empowering skill. In this chapter, we introduce several primary da...
The ability to efficiently obtain, manipulate, and interrogate this data is a valuable and empowering skill. In this chapter, we introduce several primary da...
Apparent genetic assimilation can result from shifting thresholds of induction across environments and that analysis of the broader environmental context is ...
Apparent genetic assimilation can result from shifting thresholds of induction across environments and that analysis of the broader environmental context is ...
Whole genome transcriptional analysis of both ancestor and selected lines shows that there is weak correspondence between genetic pathways induced via temper...
Clade composition variance was high at small geographical scales, in apparent discordance with the broader‐scale pattern of admixture. Deep‐water trenches we...
Clade composition variance was high at small geographical scales, in apparent discordance with the broader‐scale pattern of admixture. Deep‐water trenches we...
Clade composition variance was high at small geographical scales, in apparent discordance with the broader‐scale pattern of admixture. Deep‐water trenches we...
Clade composition variance was high at small geographical scales, in apparent discordance with the broader‐scale pattern of admixture. Deep‐water trenches we...
Chronic perchlorate exposure may not result in lasting adult gross morphological changes but can produce lasting modifications to gonads when compensation of...
Chronic perchlorate exposure may not result in lasting adult gross morphological changes but can produce lasting modifications to gonads when compensation of...
Chronic perchlorate exposure may not result in lasting adult gross morphological changes but can produce lasting modifications to gonads when compensation of...
Perchlorate exposure did not influence the concentration of 11-KT in either diel or reproductive season schedules. Diel and reproductive season variations in...
Perchlorate exposure did not influence the concentration of 11-KT in either diel or reproductive season schedules. Diel and reproductive season variations in...
Perchlorate exposure did not influence the concentration of 11-KT in either diel or reproductive season schedules. Diel and reproductive season variations in...
Perchlorate exposure caused concentration-dependent significant differences in growth for some bony traits. Continuous exposure initiated within the first 21...
Perchlorate exposure caused concentration-dependent significant differences in growth for some bony traits. Continuous exposure initiated within the first 21...
This study demonstrates that perchlorate exposure beginning during the first 42 days of development has profound effects on stickleback reproductive and thyr...
This study demonstrates that perchlorate exposure beginning during the first 42 days of development has profound effects on stickleback reproductive and thyr...
This study demonstrates that perchlorate exposure beginning during the first 42 days of development has profound effects on stickleback reproductive and thyr...
Variation in pleiotropy across the stress response network is highly sensitive to the external environment. We highlight the complexity of the interaction be...
Variation in pleiotropy across the stress response network is highly sensitive to the external environment. We highlight the complexity of the interaction be...
Ray Troll visits the Cresko Lab Ray Troll.
Ray Troll visits the Cresko Lab Ray Troll.
Ray Troll visits the Cresko Lab Ray Troll.
Our population structure analyses of stickleback in new habitats created as a result of the Great Alaskan Earthquake suggests freshwater populations evolved ...
Our population structure analyses of stickleback in new habitats created as a result of the Great Alaskan Earthquake suggests freshwater populations evolved ...
Our population structure analyses of stickleback in new habitats created as a result of the Great Alaskan Earthquake suggests freshwater populations evolved ...
Our population structure analyses of stickleback in new habitats created as a result of the Great Alaskan Earthquake suggests freshwater populations evolved ...
The gnotobiotic stickleback model.
The gnotobiotic stickleback model.
The gnotobiotic stickleback model.
The gnotobiotic stickleback model.
The gnotobiotic stickleback model.
The gnotobiotic stickleback model.
The gnotobiotic stickleback model.
Susan Bassham interviewed by Jefferson Public Radio: “When Evolution Speeds Up” listen hear
Susan Bassham interviewed by Jefferson Public Radio: “When Evolution Speeds Up” listen hear
Susan Bassham featured in Scientific American’s Sustainability 60-second Science Video “Fish on Evolution’s Fast Track” listen hear
Susan Bassham featured in Scientific American’s Sustainability 60-second Science Video “Fish on Evolution’s Fast Track” listen hear
Allison Fuiten wins best graduate student talk at EVO-WIBO conference EVO-WIBO.
Thom Nelson wins best graduate student talk at EVO-WIBO conference EVO-WIBO.
Mark Currey wins best technician poster at EVO-WIBO conference EVO-WIBO.
John Crandall wins best undergraduate student poster at EVO-WIBO conference EVO-WIBO.
First evidence of a connection between an endocrine disruptor and reduction in PGC number prior to the first meiosis during sex determination.
First evidence of a connection between an endocrine disruptor and reduction in PGC number prior to the first meiosis during sex determination.
First evidence of a connection between an endocrine disruptor and reduction in PGC number prior to the first meiosis during sex determination.
First evidence of a connection between an endocrine disruptor and reduction in PGC number prior to the first meiosis during sex determination.
First evidence of a connection between an endocrine disruptor and reduction in PGC number prior to the first meiosis during sex determination.
First evidence of a connection between an endocrine disruptor and reduction in PGC number prior to the first meiosis during sex determination.
First evidence of a connection between an endocrine disruptor and reduction in PGC number prior to the first meiosis during sex determination.
First evidence of a connection between an endocrine disruptor and reduction in PGC number prior to the first meiosis during sex determination.
First evidence of a connection between an endocrine disruptor and reduction in PGC number prior to the first meiosis during sex determination.
Bill Cresko selected as fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. elected AAAS Fellow.
Here we present the genome of the Gulf pipefish.
Here we present the genome of the Gulf pipefish.
Congratulations Kristin!
Allison Fuiten is awarded a Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grant (DDIG) from the NSF to examine the functional basis of genetic changes behind the derived...
Allison Fuiten is awarded a Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grant (DDIG) from the NSF to examine the functional basis of genetic changes behind the derived...
Emily Beck attends Evomics Workshop in Cesky Krumlov, Czech Republic.
Most thyroid histomorphological phenotypes induced by perchlorate (follicle proliferation, reduced follicle area (adults only), colloid depletion, thyrocyte ...
Most thyroid histomorphological phenotypes induced by perchlorate (follicle proliferation, reduced follicle area (adults only), colloid depletion, thyrocyte ...
Most thyroid histomorphological phenotypes induced by perchlorate (follicle proliferation, reduced follicle area (adults only), colloid depletion, thyrocyte ...
Most thyroid histomorphological phenotypes induced by perchlorate (follicle proliferation, reduced follicle area (adults only), colloid depletion, thyrocyte ...
Most thyroid histomorphological phenotypes induced by perchlorate (follicle proliferation, reduced follicle area (adults only), colloid depletion, thyrocyte ...
Most thyroid histomorphological phenotypes induced by perchlorate (follicle proliferation, reduced follicle area (adults only), colloid depletion, thyrocyte ...
Most thyroid histomorphological phenotypes induced by perchlorate (follicle proliferation, reduced follicle area (adults only), colloid depletion, thyrocyte ...
Subtle signatures of a statistical interaction between host genotype and the microbiota on expression patterns of genetic pathways associated with innate imm...
Subtle signatures of a statistical interaction between host genotype and the microbiota on expression patterns of genetic pathways associated with innate imm...
Subtle signatures of a statistical interaction between host genotype and the microbiota on expression patterns of genetic pathways associated with innate imm...
Subtle signatures of a statistical interaction between host genotype and the microbiota on expression patterns of genetic pathways associated with innate imm...
Subtle signatures of a statistical interaction between host genotype and the microbiota on expression patterns of genetic pathways associated with innate imm...
Martin Stervander joins the Cresko Lab!
Divergence that is still evident in the mtDNA of contemporary stickleback populations appears to have no residual influence on patterns of phenotypic or nucl...
Divergence that is still evident in the mtDNA of contemporary stickleback populations appears to have no residual influence on patterns of phenotypic or nucl...
Divergence that is still evident in the mtDNA of contemporary stickleback populations appears to have no residual influence on patterns of phenotypic or nucl...
Divergence that is still evident in the mtDNA of contemporary stickleback populations appears to have no residual influence on patterns of phenotypic or nucl...
Divergence that is still evident in the mtDNA of contemporary stickleback populations appears to have no residual influence on patterns of phenotypic or nucl...
Divergence that is still evident in the mtDNA of contemporary stickleback populations appears to have no residual influence on patterns of phenotypic or nucl...
Divergence that is still evident in the mtDNA of contemporary stickleback populations appears to have no residual influence on patterns of phenotypic or nucl...
Changes in ossified elements of the pelvic armor are linked to delayed and incomplete development of an early‐forming pelvic cartilage, and that this disrupt...
Changes in ossified elements of the pelvic armor are linked to delayed and incomplete development of an early‐forming pelvic cartilage, and that this disrupt...
Changes in ossified elements of the pelvic armor are linked to delayed and incomplete development of an early‐forming pelvic cartilage, and that this disrupt...
Changes in ossified elements of the pelvic armor are linked to delayed and incomplete development of an early‐forming pelvic cartilage, and that this disrupt...
Prevention relevance of three such human designs: (1) children adopted at birth by parents to whom they are not genetically related (common garden approach);...
Prevention relevance of three such human designs: (1) children adopted at birth by parents to whom they are not genetically related (common garden approach);...
Prevention relevance of three such human designs: (1) children adopted at birth by parents to whom they are not genetically related (common garden approach);...
Prevention relevance of three such human designs: (1) children adopted at birth by parents to whom they are not genetically related (common garden approach);...
The genomic variation that is involved in recent and rapid local adaptation in stickleback has therefore been evolving throughout the 15‐million‐year history...
The genomic variation that is involved in recent and rapid local adaptation in stickleback has therefore been evolving throughout the 15‐million‐year history...
The genomic variation that is involved in recent and rapid local adaptation in stickleback has therefore been evolving throughout the 15‐million‐year history...
A recent publication from our group identifying the distribution of haplotypes in freshwater and oceanic stickleback from recently uplifted volanic islands i...
A recent publication from our group identifying the distribution of haplotypes in freshwater and oceanic stickleback from recently uplifted volanic islands i...
A recent publication from former graduate student Kristin Sikkink in collaboration with the Phillips laboratory.
A recent publication from former graduate student Kristin Sikkink in collaboration with the Phillips laboratory.
A recent publication from former graduate student Kristin Sikkink in collaboration with the Phillips laboratory.
A recent publication from former graduate student Kristin Sikkink in collaboration with the Phillips laboratory.
A recent publication from former graduate student Kristin Sikkink in collaboration with the Phillips laboratory.
A recent publication from former graduate student Kristin Sikkink in collaboration with the Phillips laboratory.
The Elk Horn Brewery names a beer for the Cresko Lab: Threespine IPA
Clark Honors College Undergraduate Emily Niebergall, who is working on her thesis in the laboratory with Emily Beck, was awarded a prestigious Goldwater Fell...
Host genetics and ecological effects on gut microbiome in threespine stickleback from Oregon.
Host genetics and ecological effects on gut microbiome in threespine stickleback from Oregon.
Host genetics and ecological effects on gut microbiome in threespine stickleback from Oregon.
Host genetics and ecological effects on gut microbiome in threespine stickleback from Oregon.
Selection, Linkage, and Population Structure Interact To Shape Genetic Variation Among Threespine Stickleback Genomes.
Selection, Linkage, and Population Structure Interact To Shape Genetic Variation Among Threespine Stickleback Genomes.
Selection, Linkage, and Population Structure Interact To Shape Genetic Variation Among Threespine Stickleback Genomes.
Selection, Linkage, and Population Structure Interact To Shape Genetic Variation Among Threespine Stickleback Genomes.
A recent publication from a Cresko Lab senior research scientist, Mark Currey.
A recent publication from a Cresko Lab senior research scientist, Mark Currey.
A recent publication from a Cresko Lab senior research scientist, Mark Currey.
Jade and Nia (second and third from left) and their cohort of great SCORE students working in our labs at UO this year.
Jade and Nia (second and third from left) and their cohort of great SCORE students working in our labs at UO this year.
Jade and Nia (second and third from left) and their cohort of great SCORE students working in our labs at UO this year.
Our study design and insights should provide a useful example for others desiring to quantify microbiome variation at biological levels in the face of variou...
The latest publication from the lab - genetic mapping of neutrophil variation between oceanic and freshwater stickleback.
Looking forward to another great year of research in the laboratory!
Threespine stickleback populations provide a striking example of local adaptation to divergent habitats in populations that are connected by recurrent gene f...
Threespine stickleback populations provide a striking example of local adaptation to divergent habitats in populations that are connected by recurrent gene f...
Threespine stickleback populations provide a striking example of local adaptation to divergent habitats in populations that are connected by recurrent gene f...
Threespine stickleback populations provide a striking example of local adaptation to divergent habitats in populations that are connected by recurrent gene f...
Chromonomer takes a user-defined reference genome, a map of genetic markers, and, optionally, conserved synteny information to construct an improved referenc...
Chromonomer takes a user-defined reference genome, a map of genetic markers, and, optionally, conserved synteny information to construct an improved referenc...
Chromonomer takes a user-defined reference genome, a map of genetic markers, and, optionally, conserved synteny information to construct an improved referenc...
Chromonomer takes a user-defined reference genome, a map of genetic markers, and, optionally, conserved synteny information to construct an improved referenc...
Chromonomer takes a user-defined reference genome, a map of genetic markers, and, optionally, conserved synteny information to construct an improved referenc...
Martin has been awarded a Marie Curie Fellowship by the European Union, to spend two years at the Natural History Museum London (UK) studying the genomics of...
Martin has been awarded a Marie Curie Fellowship by the European Union, to spend two years at the Natural History Museum London (UK) studying the genomics of...
Martin has been awarded a Marie Curie Fellowship by the European Union, to spend two years at the Natural History Museum London (UK) studying the genomics of...
You can download the pdf here
You can download the pdf here
You can download the pdf here
Congratulations to Hope Healey and Susie Bassham on their paper using single cell iso sequencing to greatly improve the annotation of the threespine stickleb...


(April 2021) DF-Conformer: Integrated architecture of Conv-TasNet and Conformer using linear complexity self-attention for speech enhancement audio samples


Seidl determined to seal P4 for McLaren "before fully switching attention to 2020"
by Nicolás Quarles van UffordMcLaren team principal Andreas Seidl has underlined he wants to secure fourth place in the constructors' championship before switching his attention to the 2020 season, as the Woking-based team need to score seven more points than Renault in Brazil to secure 'best of the rest'.
The gap between the two teams leading the midfield is 38 points, which is very unlikely to be completely closed with just two races to go in 2019. Last time out in the United States, both teams scored 10 points, although Renault's season-high in points-scoring in a weekend has been 22 in Italy, as the RS19's crossed the line in fourth and fifth.
With results like that being within the realm of possibility, McLaren will want to make sure they hang on to fourth place at Interlagos this weekend. Seidl is aware of this, as the German underlines he's still focussed on this season rather than 2020.
"As we come to the close of the season, our focus as a race team is on securing the fourth-place Constructors’ spot, before fully switching our attention to 2020," he said ahead of this weekend's action in Sao Paulo.
“We gathered a lot of information in Mexico and the US, which has been important in our preparation for Brazil.
"Interlagos is another high-altitude track, and although it is not as extreme as Mexico City, we still must ensure we’re doing all we can to adjust the car to these conditions and the complex track layout.”


pyCLiFF is the Python Command Line Filter Framework. It is designed to allow developers to quickly create command line filter utilities. These filter utilities take text input, perform some sort of transform on that text, and output it again. Most of the time these utilities are quick one-offs, considered (at least initially) to be throwaway code. Such programs are frequently very simple, requiring code rewrites to use in a simialar context, or full of boiler plate code to allow use in multiple contexts. pyCLiFF provides that boilerplate, allowing fr the very simple writing of reusable filters.
The command line filter concept has it’s hitory in unix and unix shells. The philosphy of these systems is that many small programs chained together can create powerful composites. The output of one program becomes the input of another program. For example:
$cat syslog | grep ERROR |head -n10
The above script actually runs three programs, cat, grep, and head. cat simply outputs the file syslog. grep searches for text, in this case the string ERROR. head simply displays a maximum of n lines of output. The | symbol means pipe, which is the name of the mechanism the shell uses to connect the output of one command to the input of another. These pipelines can get very complex and powerful, for a more in-depth treatment, see the _wikipedia entry:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pipeline_(Unix)
Further, *nix systems provide a very large number of programs taylored to processing the text throught pipelines. Many of these commands are very powerful and constitute mini programming languages in themselves. This is frequently where problems arrise. Sometimes it is difficult to coerce a program to output text exactly as needed, other times it is impossible to find the right command or remember its syntax. If the user knows a programming language, like python, it is simpler to just write the correct peice for the pipeline by hand. In such ways are new filters born.
These filters all seem to follow the same basic pattern:
- Read line from input file (stdin or file)
- Process that line in some way
- Output the result of processing.
Further, each filter program seems to have a pretty common set of options. Such things as turning off stderr output, or redirecting to an output file instead of the stdout. Not every filter needs every option, sometimes because those options don’t make sanse in context of the program, but more frequently because they are too much work to add a simple program.
In any case, a pattern (like shown above) combined with a common set of operations (such as the command line arguments), frequently leads to lots of boring boilerplate.
This is where pyCLiFF comes into play. It is designed to take the tedium out of simple command line scripts. Say for example you want to output line numbers with the text of a pipeline, with pyCLiFF it is as simple as:
from pyCLiFF import CLF
linenumber = 0
def process(line):
global linenumber
linenumber +=1
return "%d: %s" % (linenumber, line)
CLF(processdata=process).main()
Thats it. pyCLiFF takes care of the rest. The main function opens stdin and feeds it, line-by-line, into the process function. It will then display the return value on stdout. Further, if the script (lets call it :progname:`number.py`) is not in the middle (or end) of a pipeline, but is instead first, we could pass it a positional argument like so:
$number.py file
And pyCLiFF will automatically know to look in file for its input instead of stdin.
There is a bit more to pyCLiFF, but not much, it is designed to be simple and stay out of the way. Some other features include:


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Asthma management for children: Navigate to clear airways together. Worked with a team of five people to prototype a data-driven solution to help children and their care networks manage asthma systems.
UX Researcher & Interaction Designer
Sketch, Adobe Illustrator, Tableau, Mural
Jeffrey Chou (Tech Lead), Michelina Campanella (PM and Data Design), Raphael Weikart (Graphic Design), Clara Kim (UI Design)
CoPilot is an iPhone app service concept to make it easy for parents, teachers and children to react in real time to changing asthma triggers in the environment. Children and their care network receive customized, actionable recommendations whenever environmental allergens pass a child's personal threshold for alert.
About 10% of children in the US suffer from asthma. While medication and good habits can help keep childhood asthma under control, it requires coordination between children and their care network to manage the child’s triggers for asthma. Often, children and their caregivers lack basic awareness of the best medical practices for managing and adapting to changing asthma symptoms.
To tackle this problem, our team began to wrap our head around the problem space and outline our project plan. We documented our process for Philips Healthcare through regular posts on Medium.
We created a field guide and conducted several informal interviews in order to learn more about the problem space and define our goals. We spoke with two students who had suffered from asthma as children and one behavioral therapist at a middle school who works with children with asthma.
At the same time, we broke down all major concepts related to the prompt, sorting them into major categories including stakeholders, places, objects, emotions, triggers, behaviors and information. We used these concepts to guide our secondary research and exploratory interviews. We also brainstormed our questions around the prompt, for example: how do caregivers communicate out a child's asthma? What kind of treatment regimens exist? How strictly do children follow these treatment regimens? How much do children understand about their triggers, and how much do they care? We began sensemaking our findings by sharing our sketches and notes, clustering ideas into affinity groups.
“I wish I'd had a tool to say ‘yes, you can do this’ and ‘no you shouldn’t do that.’”
—A CMU student who suffered from allergic asthma as a child
In our research, we observed several key problem and opportunity areas.
As young patients get older, they need self-efficacy to make decisions, as there is no proven formula for optimum management, but lack of any adherence to a plan can lead to dire consequences. We also found that asthma patients benefit from an individualized asthma action plan because every asthma regimen is unique, and requires a close continuing partnership between doctor, patient, and caretakers for most effective treatment. Our research pointed us to this service proposition:
Our service is dynamic, interactive action plan for asthma that provides shareable, actionable, and dynamic guidance for kids and caregivers by incorporating both macro and micro real-time data, including the communication of child's health status and asthma triggers in a digital medium, unlike traditional static paper-based asthma action plans, which easily becomes outdated and/or forgotten.
With our research insights in mind, we brainstormed potential solutions individually and as a team. Several early scenarios are shown below. Eventually, we moved forward with two ideas: a spy kit with asthma missions that a kid could bring to school, and asthma trading cards that kids could pull out of their lunchbox and be directed to a relevant asthma challenge or habit. We saw these physical tools being used in coordination with a digital platform which could provide more dynamic information and recommendations, especially for parents and other adult caregivers.
As a next step, we wanted to run some of our concepts and questions by our target users. We created a field guide of questions. As part of this field guide, I created storyboards for "speeddating" of critical moments from some of our design ideas. The speeddating method allowed our team to consider critical moments of our concept in the context of a realistic scenario. Also, when shown to the target population (in this case, parents and children), we used these scenarios as launchpads for conversation — allowing the interviewees to tell us which scenarios were more or less realistic and why. Some of the critical moments we explored are depicted in the scenarios below:
We sat down with a group of kids aged eight to 11 and questioned them on their design preferences and technology habits. Turns out, apps and monsters are cool, cartoon piglets are not. These conversations gave us confidence to pursue an all-digital solution for kids. This allowed us to move away from solutions involving printing or looking up physical cards to pack with the child for school — scenarios that parents told us could be unrealistic or complicated.
As our understanding of the problem space and our design concepts changed, we sketched out evolving versions of our service blueprint. The blueprint shows the "frontstage" touchpoints that users interact with over a period of time. For each of these touchpoints, we included details on the "backstage" system flow, interaction type, and potential breakdowns.
Next, as our service evolved to rely more on real-time changes in environmental conditions, we began researching which environmental asthma triggers we could pull from existing data sources. The service could be designed to update the threshhold based on user input (aka "feedback questions") of a child's symptoms near the borders of a threshhold — to begin with, these could be the standard categories for low/medium/high as defined by the data collection groups. For example, if over time a child is consistently displaying asthma symptoms even during low/medium days, the threshhold could move lower. For more on our experience exploring data, see the Medium post I wrote in collaboration with Michelina Campanella and Jeffrey Chou on Prototyping with Data.
Finally, our UI designer mocked up several key app interactions our service blueprint. I organized the screen designs into a screen map showing the notification and views for children, teachers, and primary caregivers.
We presented a pitch deck and video to Philips. Our presentation for Philips validated that our group was exploring areas of direct interest to in-house air quality researchers for Philips. In particular, they were interested in the idea of the personalized and dynamic thresholds for alert, since each child has unique and changing asthma symptoms. However, they also noted concern about the reliance on parent and teacher input in order to update the threshold.
In the future, we'd be interested to test the alert frequency and messaging language over time. For example, are users willing and able to input asthma symptoms accurately? We'd also be interested to learn more about the optimal timing for these user input touchpoints. Additionally, while we didn't have time to explore data visualization in depth, we'd be interested to play around with the amount of data to present to the children and caregivers: how much fine-grained information about allergen trends do they care about? Finally, we would need to further flesh out how data from monitoring centers could be pulled and structured for the app, and build out a basic algorithm to update a threshold based on user input. Upon building this out, Philips could conduct research into the reliability and validity of the personalized thresholds.


Based on our user visits, we decided to design for the lead chef and main grocery shopper within a upper middle class suburban household. We compiled our observations into one big synthesis poster.
By grouping our observations into themes, we were able to discover a big picture of what our user group looks like overall. We crafted the following four personas, whose stories were highlighted above, to represent the values and needs of our target users and design for them.
Targeted Design
To afford good targeted design, we must take our personas’ needs and values into consideration when pinpointing the requirements for our solution.
The Shopping/Cooking “System”
While comparing the conversations we had with different users, we discovered that the users we interviewed each had their own complex system of grocery shopping and cooking meals, a system which was optimized for efficiency, personal preference, and the demands of each of their families. Several users have grown accustomed to their grocery shopping and meal cooking system, having extensively developed it previously to suit their needs. Even though their system may not be the most efficient, because they are so accustomed to their routine, developing and introducing an interface to this group could be an invasion of their personal space. Therefore, it is important to provide our users not with a new system, but a tool that they can integrate into their own systems; we do not want to impose upon them a new method that will make things harder for them, but rather a helpful aid that they can use at their choosing.
Our users are willing to change provided a better tool, but only if they feel it is worth the time and effort to switch. We would like to design a grocery list app to enable them to complete their routine tasks more efficiently with a similar but improved system, with an easy enough interface that the user does not feel overwhelmed by it.
Again, considering the current equilibrium between user and system, our innovated design must complement, rather than conflict with, the existing system surrounding cooking and shopping. For example, our personas value saving time and money, so the solution must have a quick initial learning curve and work right out of the package with little upfront effort. Likewise, the process of adding and accessing items to the grocery list must not take more time or effort than on a simple, paper grocery list. Similarly, any additional features must not change the usual cooking or shopping habits and techniques; rather, they should only further simplify the processes. For instance, some personas expressed a need for the capability of sharing the grocery list among family members, and our implementation of this features must adhere to existing methods.
Technical Aptitude
An important observation about our users is their technical aptitude. Many of our users are proficient with using basic applications on smart phones, but they will still need some time to get used to a brand new interface that differs in functionality from the apps they already use. If the amount of time they need to put into learning how to use the application to make it useful for them exceeds the amount of help they will receive and time they will save in the long run, they will not be willing to incorporate our application into their daily routine.
To address the visual and physical of our design solution given the intermediate level of technological expertise among our personas, the user interface we implement must be not only simple but also sensible. A visually scarce interface with little natural indication of function to interface mapping is just as awful a design as a cluttered interface with a visual object clearly mapped to each function. Especially considering the presence of an already working system that our personas have (a physical grocery list), our solution must reflect the current status quo between user and system without deteriorating the user’s self-esteem with too much complex, front-end functionality.


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Definition and Usage. The prompt() method displays a dialog box that prompts the visitor for input. A prompt box is often used if you want the user to input a value before entering a page. Note: When a prompt box pops up, the user will have to click either "OK" or "Cancel" to proceed after entering an input value.
Definition and Usage. The prompt() method displays a dialog box that prompts the visitor for input. A prompt box is often used if you want the user to input a value before entering a page. Note: When a prompt box pops up, the user will have to click either "OK" or "Cancel" to proceed after entering an input value.
Definition and Usage. The prompt() method displays a dialog box that prompts the visitor for input. A prompt box is often used if you want the user to input a value before entering a page. Note: When a prompt box pops up, the user will have to click either "OK" or "Cancel" to proceed after entering an input value.
Islamic Development Bank-Bangladesh Islamic Solidarity Educational Wakf (IDB-BISEW) was established following an agreement between the Islamic Development Bank, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, and the Government of Bangladesh. IDB-BISEW undertakes funding, formulating and implementing of projects in the areas of education, human resource development and institutional strengthening.The intent is to transform the large population into productive workforce by strengthening their technical capability to use existing and emerging technologies resulting in sustainable economic growth and equality.
Islamic Development Bank-Bangladesh Islamic Solidarity Educational Wakf (IDB-BISEW) was established following an agreement between the Islamic Development Bank, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, and the Government of Bangladesh. IDB-BISEW undertakes funding, formulating and implementing of projects in the areas of education, human resource development and institutional strengthening.The intent is to transform the large population into productive workforce by strengthening their technical capability to use existing and emerging technologies resulting in sustainable economic growth and equality.


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She has this incredible gift of compassion that allows her to understand what her partner’s going through. This can make her a very good listener because she is able to put herself in other people’s shoes. She has the need to protect people she loves and this can be a bit overexaggerated and strange when you look at her as a gentle being. This happens because she carries that motherly instinct inside every inch of her body and wants to protect her “child” from anything evil that may come. Just in case, as if maybe their partner cannot protect themselves. When emotional stability is established and she finds herself in a loving relationship that is to last, she will want to do what is “normal” – get married and have children.
Can You Trust Your Cancer Woman
A Cancer woman is trustworthy until scared or deeply hurt. She will not betray her partner in a typical way and will do anything to hold on to her family and her peace at home. If she does something to endanger it, she will probably lie. Basically, if her partner wants a stable home, one will be provided, but no one is to know the sacrifices needed to get there or the possible obstacles this woman has overcome in order to find peace in this union.
Understanding Your Cancer Woman
As all cardinal signs, a Cancer woman has a mission to make a huge change in her life. If she chooses Scorpio or Aquarius partners, we can conclude that she hasn’t made that change yet, and from these partners she can learn how. She is actually very strong and as all mothers, ready to give her life for the ones she loves. Although she might seem too mellow and soft, she is a true fighter when motivated and needs her partner to understand this. If she is underestimated, she will probably swallow her pride and move on, but she will remain hurt for a long time. There is a deep understanding to her that all things are balanced in nature, and that everything we give comes back to us. You wouldn’t want to be her enemy, for she can use her incredible moral value and goodness to beat you in less than a minute.
Cancer Woman Likes and Dislikes
Cancer woman is caring, loving and kind. She will be faithful and true for as long as she feels safe and satisfied. She is not a good pick for signs that seek extreme excitement and constant change, because she likes to hold on to things that make her happy and won’t easily change her house, partner or a circle of friends. She can be irrational, oversensitive and too quiet, and the best way to approach her is to see her emotional side as her biggest virtue.
How To Chose A Gift For Your Cancer Woman
She likes a gift with sentimental value. It is best to choose it by listening to her words and sensing her reactions to things. If you see that she’s got excited about something she saw in the window of a shop, go in and buy that exact thing. She will not care about specific occasions if you show understanding for her emotional reactions and needs that form along the way. Still, it is best to show respect for tradition, and if she always got flowers for her birthday, it is a good thing to buy flowers each year. However, her need to value tradition is not something she will hold on to over emotion, so try to choose something practical, not too expensive and most importantly, something that feels like her


SequenceFeatures
A layer for sequence input.
tf.compat.v1.keras.experimental.SequenceFeatures
tf.compat.v2.keras.experimental.SequenceFeatures
All feature_columns
must be sequence dense columns with the same
sequence_length
. The output of this method can be fed into sequence
networks, such as RNN.
The output of this method is a 3D Tensor
of shape [batch_size, T, D]
.
T
is the maximum sequence length for this batch, which could differ from
batch to batch.
If multiple feature_columns
are given with Di
num_elements
each, their
outputs are concatenated. So, the final Tensor
has shape
[batch_size, T, D0 + D1 + ... + Dn]
.
rating = sequence_numeric_column('rating') watches = sequence_categorical_column_with_identity( 'watches', num_buckets=1000) watches_embedding = embedding_column(watches, dimension=10) columns = [rating, watches_embedding] sequence_input_layer = SequenceFeatures(columns) features = tf.io.parse_example(..., features=make_parse_example_spec(columns)) sequence_input, sequence_length = sequence_input_layer(features) sequence_length_mask = tf.sequence_mask(sequence_length) rnn_cell = tf.keras.layers.SimpleRNNCell(hidden_size) rnn_layer = tf.keras.layers.RNN(rnn_cell) outputs, state = rnn_layer(sequence_input, mask=sequence_length_mask)
__init__
__init__( feature_columns, trainable=True, name=None, **kwargs )
"Constructs a SequenceFeatures layer.
feature_columns
: An iterable of dense sequence columns. Valid columns areembedding_column
that wraps a sequence_categorical_column_with_*
sequence_numeric_column
.trainable
: Boolean, whether the layer's variables will be updated via
gradient descent during training.name
: Name to give to the SequenceFeatures.**kwargs
: Keyword arguments to construct a layer.ValueError
: If any of the feature_columns
is not a
SequenceDenseColumn
.


An arithmetic series has first term and common difference ,
where and are non-zero, and a geometric
series has common ratio .
The 1st, and terms of the arithmetic series
are equal to the first three terms of the geometric series.
(ai) Show that .
(aii) Hence show that .
(aiii) Explain why the geometric series converges.
(aiv) Find the sum to infinity of the geometric series in terms of .
(bi) Find, exactly, the common difference in terms of .
(bii) The sum of the first terms of the arithmetic series is denoted by .
Given that , find the smallest and largest possible values of for
which exceeds .


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35% of schools less than good in East Riding of Yorkshire
Ofsted inspectors have begun a week of inspections in East Riding to find out why the district has so many under-performing schools.
Around 15 focused school inspections will be taking place in this district as a result of Ofsted’s findings that the proportion of children attending a good or better school is currently well below the national average.
The exercise marks a concerted programme of action by Ofsted to establish why children in some parts of the country have a much lower chance of attending a good or better school compared to areas with a similar demographic.
At the same time Ofsted will also conduct a telephone survey of a number of East Riding’s schools, which are not being inspected.
Nick Hudson, Regional Director for the North East, Yorkshire and Humber said:
Every parent wants their child to go to a good or better school. The profile of Ofsted judgements for schools in the East Riding of Yorkshire is disappointing. It shows 35% of schools are less than good, which is more than the average for England (23%), the Region (24%), and all 10 of its Local Authority demographic equivalents.
It cannot be right that local authorities with the same demographics in terms of population size and levels of deprivation have such varying levels of provision in schools. All parents should have the same chance of sending their children to a good or better school but in East Riding the chance of being able to do so is much lower than in other parts of the country.
That is why we are carrying out focused school inspections in East Riding and other under-performing areas looking both at the schools’ performance but also the support they receive from their local authority.
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East Riding’s demographic equivalents are:
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North Yorkshire – 22% schools less than good
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Cheshire East – 14% schools less than good
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Cheshire West and Chester – 18% schools less than good
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Warrington – 25% schools less than good
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Derbyshire – 25% schools less than good
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Leicestershire – 16% schools less than good
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Nottinghamshire – 20% schools less than good
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Staffordshire – 28% schools less than good
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Warwickshire – 26% schools less than good
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Worcestershire – 19% schools less than good


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struct tms { clock_t tms_utime; /* user time */ clock_t tms_stime; /* system time */ clock_t tms_cutime; /* user time of children */ clock_t tms_cstime; /* system time of children */ };
The tms_utime field contains the CPU time spent executing instructions of the calling process. The tms_stime field contains the CPU time spent in the system while executing tasks on behalf of the calling process. The tms_cutime field contains the sum of the tms_utime and tms_cutime values for all waited-for terminated children. The tms_cstime field contains the sum of the tms_stime and tms_cstime values for all waited-for terminated children.
Times for terminated children (and their descendants) are added in at the moment wait(2) or waitpid(2) returns their process ID. In particular, times of grandchildren that the children did not wait for are never seen.
All times reported are in clock ticks.
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In POSIX.1-1996 the symbol CLK_TCK (defined in <time.h>) is mentioned as obsolescent. It is obsolete now.
In Linux kernel versions before 2.6.9, if the disposition of SIGCHLD is set to SIG_IGN, then the times of terminated children are automatically included in the tms_cstime and tms_cutime fields, although POSIX.1-2001 says that this should happen only if the calling process wait(2)s on its children. This nonconformance is rectified in Linux 2.6.9 and later.
On Linux, the buf argument can be specified as NULL, with the result that times() just returns a function result. However, POSIX does not specify this behavior, and most other UNIX implementations require a non-NULL value for buf.
Note that clock(3) also returns a value of type clock_t, but this value is measured in units of CLOCKS_PER_SEC, not the clock ticks used by times().
On Linux, the "arbitrary point in the past" from which the return value of times() is measured has varied across kernel versions. On Linux 2.4 and earlier this point is the moment the system was booted. Since Linux 2.6, this point is (2^32/HZ) - 300 (i.e., about 429 million) seconds before system boot time. This variability across kernel versions (and across UNIX implementations), combined with the fact that the returned value may overflow the range of clock_t, means that a portable application would be wise to avoid using this value. To measure changes in elapsed time, use clock_gettime(2) instead.


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10 May 2006
Angola has reported a total of 30612 cases and 1156 deaths (case fatality rate (CFR) 4%) from 19 February to 8 May 2006. Of these cases, 50% have occurred in Luanda province (CFR 1%), 25% in Benguela province (CFR 7%), 10% in Malanje (CFR 6%) and Kuanza Norte (CFR 5%) provinces. A further 5 other provinces have reported between 3 and 155 cases with a CFR ranging from 1 -33%.
The peak of the outbreak occurred 3 weeks ago in Benguela and Bengo provinces. However, in the other provinces the outbreak has just started or is still spreading.
The Ministry of Health has established a provincial task force, including WHO, UNICEF, International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), Médecins sans Frontières (Spain, Holland, France and Switzerland) and Médecins du Monde (MdM), to plan and coordinate the response to the outbreak in Luanda Province.
WHO is assisting the task force and has provided 7 tons of emergency supplies for the immediate response. Furthermore, an epidemiologist, a public health specialist and a water and sanitation engineer have been dispatched to support control activities in the field.
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Everybody has their own version of what is just.
Maybe war is something that is natural for us.
But even the people that fill me with hate,
have their reasons to live their life that way.
Everybody has their own version of what is just.
Maybe war is something that is natural for us.
But the justice that I have come to belive in,
must be hurting others more than I can comprehend.
Dragon night, dragon night, dragon night, tonight.
All of us will sing together like we are best of friends.

Tonight our war will end even if it's just for one night.
- SEKAI NO OWARI - 「Dragon Night」


Class: MotionFeatures
MotionFeatures
new MotionFeatures
()
Deprecated:
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Source:
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