Jörg Menche

Interested in network visualizations that are not just pretty, but actually mean something? Check out our new paper @NatComputSci: nature.com/articles/s4358… @CeMM_News @MaxPerutzLabs @univienna (1/n)

@knaus_lisa @gaianovarino @CellCellPress @HippenmeyerLab @MaulideLab @MoltagDK Best. Collaboration. Ever! Congratulations and many thanks for having us on board. We’re looking forward to further adventures!

It's finally out!🎉 I'm thrilled to share my first-author paper from the @gaianovarino lab, published today in @CellCellPress. Thanks to all our amazing collaborators @HippenmeyerLab @MencheLab @MaulideLab. @MoltagDK #brain #metabolism #LNAAs cell.com/cell/fulltext/…

@MaxPerutzLabs @viennabiocenter So it begins! After months of preparation, our exhibition is finally ready for the crowd that will soon start to pour in at the @ArsElectronica festival. Don’t miss it if you’re around. And you should be around, the festival is incredibly cool!

In "The Shape of Things to Come" the @MencheLab brings together artists + scientists in a mixed reality #exhibition: 📅15-17 Sept @viennabiocenter. Read more how Jörg and his team want visitors to be inspired by interacting with these two worlds! bit.ly/3CDj94M

Finally, we would like to thank our host institutions @MaxPerutzLabs, @univienna and @CeMM_News, and of course the @WWTF for funding. (n/n)

All credits go to the amazing @ChrisHuetter who made it all happen. Originally trained in architecture, she dared to embark on an entirely different adventure with us on this project. This is her explaining it herself: youtu.be/tV3v4pp2YBc (10/n)

Interested in network visualizations that are not just pretty, but actually mean something? Check out our new paper @NatComputSci: nature.com/articles/s4358… @CeMM_News @MaxPerutzLabs @univienna (1/n)

Finally, we would like to thank our host institutions @MaxPerutzLabs, @univienna and @CeMM_News, and of course the @WWTF for funding. (n/n)

(n+1 / n) I should use twitter more often, I still don't know how threads work 🙄

All credits go to the amazing @ChrisHuetter who made it all happen. Originally trained in architecture, she dared to embark on an entirely different adventure with us on this project. This is her explaining it herself: youtu.be/tV3v4pp2YBc (10/n)

I hope that the wide #NetSci and #dataviz community will find our method as useful as I do. All our code is public github.com/menchelab/Cart… and there’s also a little webtool cartographs.xyz. (9/n)

CeMM Adjunct PI Jörg Menche (@MencheLab / @MaxPerutzLabs / @univienna) & his team have developed a multiplex #network that will help identify causative genetic defects more easily & predict possible consequences to improve treatments of #RareDiseases ➡️bit.ly/3EYCpHJ

Finally, we would like to thank our collaborators for joining us on this adventure! We couldn’t have done it without Vanja and her team from the @Lab_Nagy. We are also grateful to our fantastic institutions @CeMM_News @MaxPerutzLabs and funding agency @WWTF (n/n)

All credits go to the amazing @izebuphamalai who performed this extensive tour de force of crunching dozens of datasets, extracting millions of interactions, thousands of diseases … This is what we looked like when we finally submitted the paper (10/n)

Interested in network medicine, rare diseases, multiplex networks? Check out our new paper hot from the press @NatureComms: nature.com/articles/s4146… @CeMM_News @MaxPerutzLabs @izebuphamalai @Lab_Nagy (1/n)