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Better Learn to Code

MY BLOG ON SCIENCE and PROGRAMMING

As big data and multi-omics analyses are becoming mainstream, computational proficiency and literacy are essential skills in a biologist's tool kit.

Carey MA, Papin JA (2018) Ten simple rules for biologists learning to program.

PLoS C BIOL 14(1): e1005871. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pcbi.100587

IN THE SPOTLIGHT

TOOLS & PROGRAMS

Discover useful tools and programs ranging from genomics and proteomics to programming and data visualization. Every tool is accompanied by a short tutorial to help you get the most out of your results.

Researchers who know just a bit of code gain access to a wealth of software packages that automate repetitive tasks and increase options for compiling, analysing, sharing and presenting data.

Baker, M. Scientific computing: Code alert. NATURE 541, 563–565 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1038/nj7638-563a

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e-BOOKS

Learn new computational biology skills to dig deeper into your OMICS data, advance scientific discovery and succeed in your research field as a sought-after professional.

MY PROJECTS

See some of my projects in the field of Biotechnology and Biomedical research where science meets programming. Genome mining, microbiome analysis, in silico design of industrial enzymes, building an oncology pipeline and more.

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Install Linux on your PC, and start working through some learning materials online. You will be astonished what you will be able to achieve very quickly, and ultimately you will have a very rewarding experience!

Loman, N., Watson, M. So you want to be a computational biologist?.

NATURE BIOTECHNOLOGY 31, 996–998 (2013). https://doi.org/10.1038/nbt.2740

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