Programming is a dynamic field that transitions from one language to another over the years. A classic example is the transition to Perl, which then transitioned into Python. The R language has also exploded in recent years, and all of these languages are used heavily in bioinformatics. Instead of focusing on the current state of bioinformatics, I want to focus this post on where we could be going in the future. More specifically, I want to discuss an up-and-coming programming language named Julia, which has potential for use in bioinformatics.
Sunday, June 26, 2016
Sunday, June 12, 2016
Tips For Getting The Optimal Postdoc
So you've been in grad school for a while, you've published some cool papers, and you are ready to graduate with your PhD and take the next step in your career. For many, this means pursuing a postdoc. But how do you get started, and what should you be thinking about? Since I was in this position only a short time ago, I felt I would share my thoughts on the process, hoping that it helps any readers getting ready for that same next step.
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