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-[Download CV (version from Feb 2023)](http://metalichen.github.io/files/CV.pdf)
+[Download CV (version from Sep 2023)](http://metalichen.github.io/files/CV.pdf)
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 1. **Tagirdzhanova G.**, Saary P., Cameron E.S., … & Spribille T. 2023. Evidence for a core set of microbial lichen symbionts from a global survey of metagenomes. bioRxiv [Link to article](doi.org/10.1101/2023.02.02.524463)
 
+1. **Tagirdzhanova G.**, Scharnagl K., Yan X., Talbot N. J. 2023. Genomic analysis of Coccomyxa viridis, a common low-abundance alga associated with lichen symbioses. bioRxiv [Link to article](doi.org/10.1101/2023.09.13.557537). 
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 Papers
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+1. Scharnagl K., Tagirdzhanova G., Talbot N. J. 2023. The coming golden age for lichen biology. Current Biology 33(11): PR512-R518. 
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 1. Díaz-Escandón D., **Tagirdzhanova G.**, Vanderpool D., ... & Spribille T. 2022. Genome-level analyses resolve an ancient lineage of symbiotic ascomycetes. Current Biology 32: 1–10. [Link to article](https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cub.2022.11.014)
 
 1. Resl P., Bujold A. R., **Tagirdzhanova G.**, … Spribille T. 2022. Large differences in carbohydrate degradation and transport potential in the genomes of lichen fungal symbionts. Nature Communications 13: 2634. [Link to article](doi.org/10.1101/2021.08.01.454614)

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+### The Sainsbury Laboratory PostDoc Committee
+In 2023-2024, I am a member of the PostDoc Commiittee. The committee organizes institute-wide events, runs a seminar series, and advocates on behalf of the postdoc community
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 ### Canadian Fungal Network
 In 2021-2022, I was involved in several [CanFunNet](https://www.fungalresearch.ca/) initiatives:
 * A member of the Organizing Committee of the 2022 CanFunNet Fungal Biology Conference

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 At the St. Petersburg University, I TAed a field course on biology of the fungi, lichens, and algae.
 
+Carpentries
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+As of 2023, I am a certified instructor with [The Carpentries](https://carpentries.org/), an organization dedicated to teaching data science and programming skills
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 Guest Lectures
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 I also have given a number of guest lectures, both at the University of Alberta, and elsewhere:
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 Mentoring
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-In Winter 2020, I started co-supervising Samantha Pederson, an undergraduate researcher at the Spribille Lab. Samantha did a term project on lichen inhabiting Tremella, and presented a poster at the Canadian Botanical Association Virtual Meeting in June 2020. Currently, we are working together on another project.
+* In 2023, I co-supervised Flurin Lauchli, a MSc student during a research internship in TSL.
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+* In 2020-2022, I co-supervising Samantha Pederson, an undergraduate researcher at the Spribille Lab. Samantha completed two term projects: on lichen inhabiting Tremella and on symbiont composition in Hypogymina lichens, and one summer internship.
 
 ![teaching1](http://metalichen.github.io/images/teaching1.jpg)
 A group of students of the field course somewhere on an island in the White Sea
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		[Download CV (version from Feb 2023)](http://metalichen.github.io/files/CV.pdf)
		[Download CV (version from Sep 2023)](http://metalichen.github.io/files/CV.pdf)