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As 2022 draws to a close, we’ve been reflecting on some of the highlights (in no particular order) — you can read the full article here: bit.ly/3IfaKYc, or digest the thread below. Wishing you a happy new year and all the best for 2023! 1/23
The #cancer research community has made huge strides leveraging the unique attributes of #nanopore sequencing to characterise cancer at unprecedented resolution, unlocking previously hidden variation and accelerating research to support human health. nanoporetech.com/cancer-research 2/23
In May, @mdelledon took a group of scientists into the Gobi Desert to capture small mammals, including bats, to study their microbiome and they set up a genomics lab in a tent. They demonstrated the utility of the MinION in the harsh, off grid and sandy desert environment! 3/23
GS: Lord Kelvin believed in meaningful measurement to see the whole picture. With nanopore sequencing you gain more comprehensive insights than ever before. #nanoporeconf 
GS: In the 3 years since the last time we were at Old Billingsgate, @nanopore has released 200+ products, increased our single-molecule raw read accuracy from 95% to 99.6% & hugely improved our scalability & output. #nanoporeconf
Opening the Nanopore Community Meeting Tech Update is James Clarke, valiantly speaking through a bad, bad cold. We'll be live tweeting in this thread, with Stu Reid and Rosemary Dokos up next #nanoporeconf
JC: @nanopore accuracy has come a long way. Right now, in just 3-4 seconds, I can pass 1,000 bases of a **single molecule** of DNA through a hole, and know its sequence with over 99% accuracy. That’s better than Q20, by looking at a single molecule - once #nanoporeconf
JC: Beyond single molecule, you can of course use multiple strands in a pile-up. We’ve achieved Q50 consensus accuracy on bacterial genomes, from 20X coverage. #nanoporeconf
