Bergman Lab graduate student Oliver Levine was selected for a platform talk and received a student travel award to present his work on “Detection of mobile element insertions in graphical pangenomes with miniME” at the 2025 Woods Hole Conferences on Mobile Genetic Elements. Congratulations Oliver on your first big conference talk!
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