Matthew A Moreno

Matthew Andres Moreno discusses dose-knockout-based methods for estimating the complexity of "cryptic" genetic sequences for which straightforward individual knockouts would not work #ALIFE2024 @ALifeConf

looking forward to sharing about evolutionary analyses comparing properties of different tag matching criteria for in exact referencing in GP (hamming, integer-based, bio-inspired, & more) at #gecco2023 HOTP

Enjoyed working on this with @amlalejini and @charlesofria Looking forward to more, especially testing how tag matching systems fare as numbers of tagged elements grow very large

also put a short little 8 min video summary for gecco HOTP youtu.be/WwftoxuF3jU

Biomolecules’ structures have an intuitive relationship to their specific Physical Thing They Do… like the photopsin light receptors likely streaming this tweet to your brain… ((thread on investigation of evolutionary properties of in silico tag matching mechanisms))

Had an excellent (and very constructive) experience with the review process for publishing software with JOSS! Would highly recommend to others with research software contributions.

Congratulations to DR. Matthew Moreno (@MorenoMatthewA)! Wonderful defense. My head is still spinning from all of the scientific directions your work has opened up; I'm excited to see your next studies on major evolution transitions.

@CharlesOfria Thank you Charles!! Excited for future work and continued collaborations 🥂

@sjmgarnier Glad you could make it!! It was so much fun :D

.@MorenoMatthewA talking about annotating genomes to improve phylogenetic inference for distributed in silico populations #Evol2022

it's been forever, but new blog post!!! this one on mischief with __builtin_unreachable() default switch cases perfect for the extra percent of unsafe bytecode interpreter fun 🍹🏖️💣 mmore500.com/2021/03/24/swi…

10wk WAVES software workshop wraps up today🥂😭 at farewell send-off everyone shared a gif/meme summary of their summer our wholesome annotated trove of gems👇 mmore500.com/waves/blog/cel… PS for those running virtual classrooms&groups, this social format worked surprisingly well