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Meet Our HackBio Interns! From learning programming skills like Python for genomic data analysis and being mentored to learning a plethora of skills, our interns are working on exciting real-world projects! Are you our current intern? Indicate and also tag fellow intern

Stay ahead with HackBio! Our 2025 calendar is here to help you track upcoming learning opportunities and events. Plan ahead, stay engaged, and make the most of your bioinformatics journey!

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Happy new month! A new month means new opportunities, fresh goals, and endless possibilities! What’s one bioinformatics skill you’re looking to master this March? Drop it in the comments! ⬇️

Want to thrive in bioinformatics? Master these essential skills! From programming to big data handling, these are the must-have tools for success. Which skill are you currently working on? Drop a comment below! ⬇️  #Bioinformatics

#TGIF: Bioinformatics isn't a walk in the park! What's the hardest part of learning it? Cast your vote and share your experience

Happy International Women’s Day, Let's accelerate Action! When women thrive in science and data, the world moves forward. Let’s keep pushing for inclusivity, innovation, and impact! Tag a woman in bioinformatics who inspires you! #HackBioWomen #AccerelateAction #IWD

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Celebrating Women in Bioinformatics!: Meet Ankita Murmu, From her journey into bioinformatics to how HackBio shaped her path, Ankita shares invaluable insights & advice for women breaking into the field. Looking to start a career in bioinformatics? Visit: buff.ly/AUSOOec

TGIF: This Friday, we’re spotlighting Computational Biology with R by Altuna Akalin, a must-read for anyone looking to apply R programming in bioinformatics and biological data analysis. Start your bioinformatics journey today by visiting: buff.ly/fJ0xlBD

Happy new week! Bioinformatics is shaping industries beyond research! From biotech and pharma to agriculture and environmental science, its impact is everywhere Want to break into bioinformatics? Start learning today! Register here 👇🏽thehackbio.com/courses #Bioinformatics

Meet Halimat Atanda, a PhD student in Bioinformatics at University of Queensland, Australia. She shares her inspiring journey into bioinformatics, how HackBio played a role in her growth, & her advice for women looking to break into the field. Learn: thehackbio.com/courses

Not sure where to start in bioinformatics? This book simplifies key concepts, making it easier to navigate the world of biological data, & computational analysis. Want to go beyond the basics? Start your bioinformatics journey today! Register now 👉 thehackbio.com/courses

If you are in bioinformatics, you’ve definitely been there! From massive files eating up storage to debugging scripts that "magically" work after hours of frustration. This field comes with its own set of struggles (and laughs) 😆 Visit: buff.ly/lAISPb5

Still celebrating Women month🥳 Meet Isha Barve, a bioinformatician and doctoral researcher at Universitätsklinikum Schleswig-Holstein, Germany! She’s diving deep into the genetic & molecular connections behind autoimmune diseases like pemphigus and pemphigoid. #hackbiowomen

Ready to level up your bioinformatics skills? Whether you're a beginner or an expert, our courses are designed to equip you with hands-on experience in genomics, data science with R, and bioinformatics. Start your journey in bioinformatics! Enroll now: buff.ly/OQPXF0c

Happy new week! We're continuing our spotlight on women in bioinformatics. Today, meet Aanuoluwa Adekoya, a PhD researcher at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. She's pushing boundaries and making remarkable contributions to bioinformatics🚀