Posted on March 18, 2009 by markbieda
keywords: free software, opensource, OpenOffice, grantwriting
I try to give credit where credit is due.
I have written before about using OpenOffice (version 2.4) for “real professional work.” In an earlier post, I wrote about successfully writing an entire grant application using OpenOffice for wordprocessing and figure creation in conjuntion with Zotero for references (and the grant [...]
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Posted on December 4, 2008 by markbieda
Keywords: Illumina, Sequence Alignment, algorithms, teaching, next-generation sequencing
I haven’t posted in a while; I have been busy teaching bioinformatics. I do receive an occasional email or question about learning bioinformatics, so why don’t I just write what I taught here?
Here, at least, was my thinking on the subject. Remember that I was teaching second year [...]
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Posted on July 1, 2008 by markbieda
Mark Bieda zotero references computer software citations
You use Endnote, refman, or one of the others. You want a free alternative because (1) you don’t want to worry about licensing issues (like buying a new copy for each computer) (2) you want something that will run under windows, linux, and mac os x (3) you just [...]
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