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Daily Archives: 5 November 2011
Hockey pool, week 5
First of all, many thanks to ScientistMother and Chall for hosting weeks 3 and 4, respectively! And now for the Week 5 update: Graph made in Google Docs, 'cos I can't figure out Numbers and don't have Excel at home … Continue reading
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Perspectives from Big Pharma [3]
I came to research in statistical genetics from an undergraduate degree in biochemistry. I learnt statistics as applied to genetics; perhaps a student who studied statistics of itself would have a perspective that is broader than my own. I was … Continue reading
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