Your next chapter starts here
A little curiosity.
A world of biology.
Find your footing in bioinformatics. Explore carefully chosen resources, follow a learning path, and turn a biological question into something you can investigate.
Choose a path. Make it yours.
Start where you are. You don’t need to learn everything at once.
Build your foundations
Get comfortable with code, biological data, and the questions good analyses ask.
Explore structures. Design proteins.
Learn to inspect molecular structures, interpret predictions, and explore protein and binder design.
Make sense of omics data
Move from sequencing foundations to single-cell, multimodal, perturbation, and immune repertoire analyses.
Build workflows that travel
Turn a working analysis into a documented, testable workflow with Nextflow or Snakemake.
Use AI thoughtfully in research
Understand biological models, work effectively with LLMs, and build agents whose results you can evaluate.
You don’t need to have it all figured out.
Start with one question, one dataset, and one small win. Build the next skill when you need it. There is room here for first steps and deeper explorations alike.
Let’s find a good first stepA little practice goes a long way.
Small projects with a question, a dataset, and something to show for it.
Your first RNA-seq comparison
Use a small packaged airway count dataset to compare treated and untreated samples while accounting for cell line.
Open the project Beginner · Structures & protein designRead your first protein structure
Inspect the experimental crambin structure 1CRN and turn its metadata and residue information into a short scientific report.
Open the project Intermediate · Workflows & reproducibilityOne analysis, two workflow engines
Calculate sequence GC content with a plain script, then reproduce the same output using Nextflow or Snakemake.
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