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Git and Github
Here’s the slides of another presentation I gave at work just before the Christmas break - this time on some of the development tools and resources that i’m using in my work: git and github. The general gist is a … Continue reading
Homebrew: The First Batch
I’ve always fancied trying my hand at a bit of home brewing but never actually found the guts to get myself a kit. Well, this time I finally went through with it and I’m now the proud owner of a … Continue reading
IWPLS 2009: The Sanger Mouse Resources Portal - a Testbed for Collaborative Data Integration
Last week I enjoyed some time up in Edinburgh for the International Workshop on Portals for Life Sciences (IWPLS ‘09), hosted at the e-Science Institute. It was a good workshop - there were good presentations, lively debates, and good social … Continue reading
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Cloudcamb Notes: Biocep
I went to an event called Cloudcamb last night (I love working in Cambridge) organised by Matt (ta very muchly), the evening was very good and informative, but the one thing that really stood out for me was a very … Continue reading
Buy My Book!
Was I really involved in writing something that sounds this classy?!?! “Modern bioinformatics encompasses a broad and ever-changing range of activities involved with the management and analysis of data from molecular biology experiments. Despite the diversity of activities and applications, … Continue reading
Open Sauce?
Okay, really bad pun… Just come across this website Open Source Food. It’s yet another social networking site, but the difference with this one is that it is centered around one of my favorite things - Food! Should be well … Continue reading
American Style Pancakes
These are a great idea for a quick and easy dessert when there’s nothing else to hand (they saved me last night)! Cheers to Celia for the recipe.