I don´t know why but Dave Tang blog is also very interesting. And I relly don´t know why it is not in the list: Dave Tang's blog
Motivated by this question I made a list of blogs I have in my RSS feed, which you can find below (in no particular order). Which blogs did I miss and are also worth following?
Are you blogging and looking for followers? Let me know, I'll update this list.
- WHAT YOU'RE DOING IS RATHER DESPERATE (Neil Saunders)
- Mike Love’s blog
- genetics for fun
- Ewan's blog: Bioinformatician at Large (Ewan Birney)
- In between lines of code (Lex Nederbragt)
- Heng Li's blog
- The Molecular Ecologist
- Living in an Ivory Basement (C. Titus Brown)
- Blasted Bioinformatics!? (Peter Cock)
- Enseqlopedia (James Hadfield)
- Omics! Omics! (Keith Robison)
- YOKOFAKUN (Pierre Lindenbaum)
- Next-Gen Sequencing (Stuart Brown)
- OPINIOMICS (Mick Watson)
- Bits of DNA (Lior Pachter)
- Genome Spot (Mark Ziemann)
- MacArthur Lab
- Blue Collar Bioinformatics
- Buried Treasure (Lars Juhl Jensen)
- Simpson Lab
- Bits of Bioinformatics
- Nick Loman Lab
- Getting Genetics Done (Stephen Turner)
- Bioinformatics Bits and Pieces
- BEANBAG GENOMICS (Joe Pickrell)
- Jermdemo (Jeremy Leipzig)
- Diving into Genetics and Genomics (Crazy Tommy)
And then I would also like to promote my own blog Gigabase or gigabyte ;-)
(I use Inoreader for following RSS feeds)
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Thanks to @stephenturner for this wonderful compilation. He has listed out all possible medium/ways to keep up to date in the field of bioinformatics.
http://www.gettinggeneticsdone.com/2017/02/staying-current-in-bioinformatics-genomics-2017.html
Welcome to comment on my bioinformatics blog: https://www.dna-ghost.com/. It covers bioinformatics and cancer genomics.
I'd also request you to not add the same content over multiple posts, as it is akin to spamming.
Thx for the comment.Can you be more specific? As I said, I am open to comment and will make correction if you got your point.
You posted links to your blog on five different Biostars threads, all in old posts - newer is 15 months old. Posting on only one thread would be sufficient, and a more appropriate approach would be to open a new post under the NEWS section.
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Thanks for sharing. Can you format them into an unordered list, that would be neater :)
Right, good suggestion!
Did you miss the crazzytommy blog. I know the blog is not from a PI or major name in the field but it is really helpful and pretty detailed for newbies. He has done amazing join. Not sure I see it here in the list. Pardon if I missed it.
I hadn't come across that blog earlier. I've added it to my list above (and started following the blog too). Looks very interesting indeed! Thanks for your suggestion.
That's irrelevant ;-)
I was just trying to be precise since I saw the blogs were mostly from experts but crazzytommy did really well putting all his learnings in blog and github
was googling something else and found this...thanks Vivek for promoting my blog. I now blog at https://divingintogeneticsandgenomics.rbind.io/ :)
Well there you go the list will need to be edited with your new blog space. I promoted it for a reason that it is very comprehensive for anyone & everyone starting with Bioinformatics. Over the years, I have enjoyed and seen your content grow & mature. If we are listing such blogs yours need to be mentioned all the time. It has always been a pleasure for me to read your blogs.
If you look at Biostars Planet feeds, you will see there some blogs there you missed. One I like in articular, and I wish was updated more often, is The Grand Locus.
Biostars is so powerful !!!!!! I should have known this several years ago!!!