@ATPoint
I did post that I was learning LIMMA and I'm still trying to learn it, but I want to join with people who understand this to be able to do a group of studies and research.
I have a good base of systems biology and other bioinformatics tools.
Now you propose to found an independent research group?!
So, is it not permissible to join with 3~4 people and study together, or work together on an article? or maybe I used the wrong term for the group.
What in the world are you doing? Trying to learn and you?
Do you have funding of any kind?
To study with other people with equal ideas and try to produce articles do you need to have a funding? Is not anything done for the love of science?
Hi, why does the profile link to my scholar page? Would you please correct it? Thanks!
I am not related to this group or anything related to this post
Where does it link to a specific page? I don't think @Liete has that link setup.
when you @Leite's profile, but it links to my Google profile. This link was an error in the profile setting. I am not related to @Leite or any posts.
I see a generic "scholar.google.com blah PhD student" link in @Leite's profile (I don't see anything in your profile). If I click on @Leite's link it asks me to create a google scholar profile. If you have a google scholar profile created then perhaps that link is taking you to your own profile.
@Genebow I particularly could not see where my profile links to yours.
Probably it was browser cache issue. It should be good now.
I think it will links to the profile of any person clicking on it. If I click on it it links to my profile (even if done in Incognito) :-)
If this problem occurs to other users, the system (biostars) needs to address it. Thanks.
I think it has nothing to do with Biostars, but with the fact that the scholar user that is specified does not exist and thus scholars redirect you to your own page. Try to change
to
And the same will happen
Got it! Google just fools us sometimes...