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As the holy month of Ramadan concludes, we extend our warmest wishes to all who are celebrating around the world. May this joyous occasion bring peace, gratitude, renewed strength, and abundant blessings to you and your loved ones. Eid Mubarak.

Gong Xi Fa Cai! 新年快乐! As we welcome the Year of the Fire Horse, we extend our warmest wishes for prosperity, good health, and continued success to all our colleagues, partners, and friends. May the new year bring fresh opportunities, meaningful collaborations, and joy.

🌟 Season’s Greetings fromAPBioNET! 🎄 As we celebrate the holidays, we want to thank you for your support throughout the year. Wishing you a season filled with joy and a successful start to 2025! 🎉

The 1st Asia-Pacific Bioinformatics Student Council Symposium (APBSCS-2025) was held on 20 Sept 2025 at @BoseInstitute, alongside #InCoB2025. Student-led talks, expert panels & vibrant discussions marked a strong start for the APBioNET Student Council. apbionet.org/newsletter

APBioNET Newsletter is now available! Highlights include the successful InCoB 2025 in Kolkata, hosted by @BoseInstitute — featuring global participation, keynote talks, workshops, and cutting-edge bioinformatics research. 🔗: apbionet.org/newsletter #APBioNET #InCoB2025

📬 New APBioNET newsletter out now! InSyB 2025 was successfully held in Qatar for the first time, hosted by @UDST_Qatar. 🔗 Read more: apbionet.org/newsletter #APBioNET #InSyB2025 #Bioinformatics

Save the date: The 25th International Conference on Bioinformatics (InCoB 2026) will be held from September 14 - 17th in Penang, Malaysia. Watch this space for more update: incob.apbionet.org/incob2026

International Symposium on Bioinformatics (InSyB2025): Call for Participation No Registration Fee. Join Us: Nov 25-26, 2025 @ University of Doha for Science and Technology, Qatar | In-person Mode | Keynote/Invited Talks | Expert Panel | Workshops | More: udst.edu.qa/insyb2025

APBioNET is now inviting bids to host future InSyB symposia! A great opportunity for institutions to support regional bioinformatics training and capacity building. 🔗 Hosting details: insyb.apbionet.org #bioinformatics #InSyB #APBioNET #STEM #capacitybuilding

Missed out on #incob2025? Here's the photos taken during the event. photos.app.goo.gl/StxPhNseRG9mSQ…

🎉 Call for Participation: InSyB 2025 📅 25–26 Nov 2025 | 📍 UDST, Doha, Qatar 💼 Free registration (onsite only) Join top experts & researchers in bioinformatics and beyond! 🔗 udst.edu.qa/insyb2025 #InSyB2025 #Bioinformatics #UDST

🎆 Let’s Sparkle and Shine! 🪔 Wishing you a Diwali filled with sweets, smiles, and spectacular moments. Stay safe, and let the lights guide your way! ✨🍬

We’re LIVE with our first official event! The newly formed Asia-Pacific Bioinformatics Student Council (APBSC) proudly launches #APBSCS2025 — an in-person symposium alongside #INCOB2025! 🌏🧬 🔗 Join us: lnkd.in/gqgkZ8ES

🧬Interested in the future of bioinformatics and therapeutic breakthroughs? For #InCoB2025, we're launching a new article collection on microbiome, AI, and integrative omics! Join the conversation 👉 fro.ntiers.in/RT71773 #Bioinformatics #Therapeutics

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Ensembl is in Kolkata! 🇮🇳 we connected with researchers at #incob2025 in a workshop about our new Ensembl site - beta.ensembl.org! Thank you to all who attended for your great questions and to the organisers for this great event! @APBioNetorg @bose_institute

#InCoB2025 proudly hosted the 1st APBSC in Kolkata 🎉 Inspiring sessions, a dynamic panel & keynote by Bivas Nag closed the event on a high note! #APBSCS #ResearchCommunity

Post 1 (Day 3 Highlights): Day 3 at #InCoB2025 🌟 Keynote by Sunjae Lee on the Human Gut Microbiome Atlas inspired participants. Industry talks & Pratiti Bhadra’s workshop added great energy! #Research #Innovation

Day 2: 🙏 Grateful to host the APBioNET AGM in Kolkata with #InCoB2025 attendees onsite & members online. 🌏✨ Looking forward to inspiring more students & researchers to join our vibrant community!

We were inspired by the virtual keynote delivered by Catherine, which resonated with both students and researchers. The parallel sessions by Kiyoko F. Kinoshita and Arkajyoti Bhattacharya were equally insightful and captivating, sparking engaging discussions throughout the day.