Investigating the Investigators: 2020 Edition
Introducing Investigators2020: an interactive data portal where you can explore trends in the award of the major NHMRC Fellowship scheme.
Tag: career
Year in review: 2020 Edition
2020 was the year that the world hit pause. Here’s a little about the highs, lows and lessons I learnt along the way.
Learning to code: it’s as easy and as complex as that.
There is more than meets the eye to implementing programmatic workflows in a biological context. Here are a few of my top tips for those post-introductory-level biologists new to coding.
A year in review: 2019 edition
2019 was was a year of kicking goals. Here’s a little about the highs, lows and lessons I learnt along the way.
BioInfoSummer 2019
With half my home state on fire and the lead up to Christmas, this post has been in the works for a few weeks. But here it is! My brief recap of my recent adventure to BioInfoSummer 2019.
Behind the scenes: Investigating the Investigators
All the nitty gritty details of how I sourced, processed and cleaned the raw data then produced the visualisations for my Investigating the Investigators 2019 post!
Investigating the Investigator Grants 2019
After release of the most recent NHMRC Fellowship funding, I flexed my data-science muscles to see what the outcomes of the scheme were overall, and what a successful application might look like for the next round.
FASEB Protein Aggregation Conference 2019
A quick overview of my recent conference adventure to the USA, complete with some important lessons I learnt along the way.
EMBL Proteomics in Health and Disease Mechanisms 2019
A quick overview of my recent European conference adventures, complete with some very important lessons I learnt along the way.
Quick Recap: PyLadies Melbourne Event
A few weeks ago I braved a Melbourne winter weeknight to attend my very first PyLadies Meetup. Here’s a little bit about the adventure, and why you should definitely get along to a meetup near you!
the nomadic scientist: blessing or curse?
Is it possible to progress in the Australian scientific research landscape without being a nomad?
Lorne Conference Series 2018
A quick overview of my experience of the Lorne Proteomics and Protein Structure and Function Meetings 2018.
Resources
A collection of posts, pages, webinars, training courses and manuals that I have found helpful in my travels.