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The first ever UK Conference of Bioinformatics and Computational Biology (UKCBCB) takes place at the end of September - a two day virtual event which brings together the diverse bioscience disciplines which increasingly rely on powerful computational infrastructures to store, share and analyse large datasets.

Working at the intersection of technology and biology, Dr Yuxuan Lan is bringing her wealth of experience in machine learning to the analysis of complex genomes - developing real time analysis of long reads from the Oxford Nanopore MinION.

Exploring the basics of bioinformatics at the Earlham Institute - the rewards and the lessons learned.

The struggle of balancing a career with family life is a problem for women and men alike; how can a career in bioinformatics help?

For many in the bioinformatics world, learning to code is a leap into the unknown. What’s it like doing a bioinformatics PhD?

In our third installment, Pilar Corredor-Moreno, a PhD student in the Saunder’s Group studying wheat yellow rust at EI, shares her fascinating and honest opinions on computing.