Biology, is MASSIVE. So first question: What aspect would you like to get involved in? WET LAB: pipette lab coats and playing with chemicals "LH002" https://

Biology, is MASSIVE. So first question: What aspect would you like to get involved in? WET LAB: pipette lab coats and playing with chemicals "LH002" https://github.com/delinquentme/LH001 https://github.com/delinquentme/LH001 "biotech temp agency" http://bit.ly/onCmQI http://bit.ly/onCmQI BIOINFORMATICS: probably the quickest route for a programmer "Best resources to learn molecular biology for a computer scientist." http://bit.ly/p0zKXG http://bit.ly/p0zKXG "Bioinformatics for programmers" http://bit.ly/nxWGps http://bit.ly/nxWGps "A Quick Guide for Developing Effective Bioinformatics Programming Skills" http://bit.ly/6hZEUj http://bit.ly/6hZEUj MICROFLUIDICS: "lab on a chip" List of microfluidic companies http://fluidicmems.com/list-of-microfluidics-lab-on-a-chip-and-biomems-companies/ http://fluidicmems.com/list-of-microfluidics-lab-on-a-chip-a... Talk to me if you're serious about it ... there is a HUGE community basically waiting to blow open ... I've recently begun working in bioinformatics and bio into my skillset, in this short time the interest has only grown.