Branches of Statistics
Hi, In the last article, we introduced statistics through an example, illustrating how this discipline can help us objectively answer problems of different nature. Here you can find the link to the article in question and in the image below you can find a summary of the topics covered. Today, I would like to present…
Notes on Statistics: Introduction to Statistics
Hi, how are you? Today is a beautiful day. Currently, I’m in Germany, specifically in Julich. With this post, I would like to talk to you about a subject that I’m very passionate about: statistics. I don’t think it’s an easy subject at all. I often forget the notions that I learn, and especially, sometimes…
HPC…what I know!
Hi, everyone. How are you spending this Halloween? I’m working. But I don’t complain, it’s not a festivity that attracts me particularly. Today I decided to talk about what I understood during my self study of the High Performance Computing. I hope that these notes will help you too. What is High Performance Computing? High…
Data set redundancy reduction in metagenomics
Being a bioinformatician I often find myself working with data sets consisting of DNA, RNA or protein sequences which is a cool but there is one thing I always have to be very careful about when looking at a group of sequences. I’m talking about redundancy. When we think about redundancy we often refer to…
20 YouTube Channels Every Bioinformatician Should Follow
Hi everyone. This is a very short post, actually it’s a list of YouTube channels that you should follow if you are a bioinformatician or if it is your intention to pursue a career in bioinformatics. As I think you also guessed from the previous posts, to become a bioinformatician and to do this job…
A long time ago I had a blog
It’s been so long since the last post that I didn’t even remember I have a blog, even with a good following. Now I am exhausted on the sofa, after a long day at work, and with some good jazz music in the background I decided to take the time to write. I really needed…
Week 5: Math
The last post I made date back to 2 December 2021. What the hell, I would like to be more constant to dedicate more time to blogging but the work absorbs me. Despite this I do not give up. Writing and bringing content and what I learn on my journey into the world of bioinformatics…
IMPORTANT UPDATE ON THE “BIOINFORMATICS FROM SCRATCH” PROJECT
I have not forget about you and the duty to bring contents to the blog. Anyway as usually I have to work in several project and also actually I’m searching a job. So unfortunately I’m not having much time to study and my “bioinformatics from scratch” project is going on slowly but I am tenacious…
Week 4: Git and GitHub
Hello everyone. This week I had some time to learn and improve another important skill that I think a bioinformatician and data science generally need to have. I’m talking about Git which is an open source software that allow you to get version contol of your projects. It’s very useful because it helps you to…
Week 3: Essential command in Linux
The first dogma in bioinformatics that I learned is: “A bioinformatician uses Linux” and therefore it is necessary to know how to use and move in this operating system. The most naive of you (as I was at the beginning) will say: “Simple, there is a graphical interface and I move with the mouse. Like…
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