@thejeenalee@lastontheboat Came here to say ditto! :D Loved having you as our mentor in the summer of 2016. Wishing you all the best on your next adventure!
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How big is a cell?
It's a question I ask my 1st-year university students. As a class we work out an answer by discussing various cell types and comparing length scales.
This video is great - nicely shows the sizes of different cells and viruses.
https://t.co/sRTsCR20mi
Seeking your input!
How do you review code that accompanies a research project or manuscript?
Help @rOpenSci plan a Community Call by commenting: https://t.co/A2iLpNH8B5
#rstats
Here's an example of this trick I pointed out recently:
Hillary Clinton was asked "If you were going to be CEO of a company, which company would you choose?" and she replied "Facebook"
So all the headlines said: "Clinton wants to be CEO of Facebook"
Definitely frustrating when code used to generate data and figures for publications is unavailable (at least in bioinformatics). But I can also see why it happens. https://t.co/CfnoPFi0ZR