Tom Hughes (舒大同) | Postdoctoral researcher of galaxy evolution

MethylCal: Results published in Biogerontology

Posted on 22/09/2015 by Tom

The published results from our interdisciplinary work are now online. Led by Dr. Adam Sharples at RISES-LJMU, the study focuses on whether muscle tissue retains a ‘memory’ of inflammatory periods. Experimental tissue samples, pictured left, are exposed to a cytokine … Read more →

Posted in Research, Science | Tagged epigenetics, interdisciplinary | Comments Off

MethylCal: Results presented in Switzerland

Posted on 28/09/2013 by Tom

My new data analysis tool has been helping produce science results! I recently blogged about writing the MethylCal program to aid the analysis of experiments in epigenetics, where studies are designed to shed light on the various intrinsic or environmental … Read more →

Posted in Data Analysis, Research, Science | Tagged epigenetics, interdisciplinary, poster | 1 Comment

MethylCal: A Python project for Windows

Posted on 29/08/2013 by Tom

This week, I jumped on the opportunity to apply my skills to a different field of research. On Tuesday, researchers working in the Stem Cells, Ageing and Molecular Physiology Unit at the Research Institute for Sport and Exercise Sciences, Liverpool … Read more →

Posted in Data Analysis, Programming, Research | Tagged cross-platform programming, DNA methylation, epigenetics, interdisciplinary, python | Leave a comment

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