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No, to produce milk a cow needs to be pregnant or recently pregnant so milk production requires forced insemination and giving birth to the calf. After birth, the calf is separated from the mother to be caged for veal, raised as a milking c
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I work in a quantitative science in academia, and this is a major reason stopping me from making the switch. It can be incredibly time consuming to solve problems. In my college days I spent days trying to get my keyboard backlight to work
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6y ago
This question comes up over and over again in r/bioinformatics, so I put together a short guide that I hope will be helpful for those considering getting into the field.
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What degree do I need for a career in bioinformatics?
(bioinformaticscareerguide.com)
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7y ago
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory | Postdoctoral Fellow | Cold Spring Harbor, NY (outside of NYC) | Onsite | Full Time Two computational postdoctoral positions are available immediately at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory (CSHL) in the lab of Sake
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8y ago
The biography they reference, "A Mind at Play: How Claude Shannon Invented the Information Age", is on sale in the Kindle store right now: https://www.amazon.com/Mind-Play-Shannon-Invented-Informatio...
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Get a bioinformatics education online for free
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9y ago
If you're interested in biomedical sciences and curing diseases, then a career in bioinformatics/computational biology might be worth considering: http://www.bioinformaticscareerguide.com/p/career-guide.html
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How to ask a good programming question
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Your first bioinformatics project – everything you need to know
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The best programming language for getting started in bioinformatics
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10y ago
Step 1a) have a bunch of venture capitalists have you on speed dial.