This is my personal site

I was inspired by conversations with my friend Zelda to create a digital garden. The articles/notes/pages on this site are constantly updating and I find it to be a much nicer way to work than feeling stuck to a reverse chronologically ordered list of blog posts with dates that aren't meant to be edited after release. I use the site to share notes, updates on my projects, links to things I think are useful, etc. I originally wanted to host all of my org roam notes publicly on this site, but I have decided to keep most of them in my local org-roam database. It is possible in the future that some/all of those notes end up here but for now I like to keep them separate.

publications

Research Publications

research publications

• virMine: automated detection of viral sequences from complex metagenomic samples : 2019 : LINK
• Pseudomonas diversity within urban freshwaters: 2019 : LINK
• PhagePhisher: a pipeline for the discovery of covert viral sequences in complex genomic datasets : 2016 : LINK
• The Use of Informativity in the Development of Robust Metaviromics-based Examinations: 2016 : LINK
• A polyglot approach to bioinformatics data integration: a phylogenetic analysis of HIV-1 : 2016 : LINK
• Bacteriophages isolated from Lake Michigan demonstrate broad host-range across several bacterial phyla: 2015 : LINK
• Assessment of microbial populations withinChicago area nearshore waters and interfaces with river systems: 2015 : LINK

tachibana general labs

About Tachibana General Labs

Tachibana General Labs is the name I give to the physical space that my personal experiments/projects are done in. The name is taken from a company in Serial Experiments Lain and the current iteration of the Lab is my home office in my apartment. In 2022, the Tachibana General Labs Center For Puppy Food Science was created for dog related food experiments in my kitchen.

incoming(1): meta

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