Introduction to Unix systems for Evolutionary Biologists – slides online

Here are the slides of the “Introduction to Unix-like systems” lecture I gave last Saturday at the “Programming for Evolutionary Biology” workshop in Leipzig. In these slides, I did my best to communicate to the students what is philosophy behind the Unix systems and why they have been so important in the past. The Unix

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The true story behind the annotation of a pathway

These slides are from a talk I gave earlier this week to my lab, describing two papers we published recently: (slides are published on Nature Precedings: you can vote it here) Bioinformaticians frequently use data and annotations from scientific databases, like KEGG or Uniprot. However, it is difficult to know how much accurate this data

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