Genomics is where I started learning how to program. Having worked as bench scientist in a genetics lab I understood nothing about my lab mates research when they were showing me python scripts of their analysis. Which initially got me curious.
Now having been in the in the industry developing apis for large companies for the past 8 years, I’d be keen to get back into it. Any ideas where to start or find jobs in the space? I would love to go back into the space.
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Genomics is where I started learning how to program. Having worked as bench scientist in a genetics lab I understood nothing about my lab mates research when they were showing me python scripts of their analysis. Which initially got me curious. Now having been in the in the industry developing apis for large companies for the past 8 years, I’d be keen to get back into it. Any ideas where to start or find jobs in the space? I would love to go back into the space.
I have a similar story with chemistry. I’d also like to get back into the sciences, but I’m not sure how relevant programmers are.
Very relevant and becoming moreso. Check out job postings at research institutes and universities with healthy research departments
How does one know, whether they are healthy or not?
Generally if they are producing consistent, high quality research