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By Mili / Posted onMarch 9, 2024

How to make and edit text files

When using the linux command line there will be many occasions where you need to manipulate text files. This includes: Continue Reading …

By Mili / Posted onFebruary 29, 2024

Happy leap year!

Just in case you’re interested (and, as i’m curious myself) here’s a few facts about leap years: Why do we Continue Reading …

By Mili / Posted onJanuary 31, 2024

grep, cut and piping on the command line

In an earlier post we were introduced to the Linux command line and command line tools now we will explore Continue Reading …

By Mili / Posted onDecember 31, 2023

Python String Operations: Examples with DNA

What is a string? Python is particularly good for working with strings. In this post we introduce some of Python’s Continue Reading …

By Mili / Posted onNovember 18, 2023

METALS 2023 Conference

Last week I attended the metals 2023 meeting, hosted by ESO Vitacura, Santiago. The conference brought together researchers working on Continue Reading …

By Mili / Posted onOctober 20, 2023

Decoding phylogenetic tree shapes

Phylogenetic trees can tell us about more than just the hierarchical order of our dataset. Taken together the position of Continue Reading …

By Mili / Posted onSeptember 19, 2023

What is a Terremoto?

Yesterday was the start of Las Fiestas Patrias in Chile which marks the beginning of Chilean independence celebrations! As i’m Continue Reading …

By Mili / Posted onAugust 1, 2023

Example of a Bioinformatic command line tool

Introducing Transeq Now we have a basic understanding of the command line and why we want to use it, let’s Continue Reading …

By Mili / Posted onAugust 1, 2023

Why use Bioinformatic software via the command line?

Often bioinformaticians need to run multiple programs to achieve a specific task, each with their own commands, arguments and options. Continue Reading …

By Mili / Posted onJuly 31, 2023

Introduction to the Linux command line

Linux and the command line Linux is an open source operating system – anyone can use, modify and distribute this Continue Reading …

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