2020 STAT115 Lect1.1 Bioinfo History

[@xinting_study]

Hi Prof. Liu, thank you so much for sharing this amazing course! I graduated with a data science degree and got my first job as a bioinformatics scientist, but the lack of biological knowledge is a huge obstacle in my career. I tried to google these information one by one and it's really hard to form a systematic framework. So, thanks again for sharing this course! It saves my life!!! :)

[@JavierFernandez-uj2rk]

STAT115 2020 playlist is pure gold. Thank you Dr. Liu for sharing.

[@Drmzzzzzzz]

Great contribution, thank you so much, Dr. Liu.

[@danielgladish2502]

I think there is an error in the presentation. The Smith-Waterman algorithm seems to have been published in 1981, not 1970. Otherwise great video and thank you for publishing.

[@francescos7361]

Grazie , la bioinformatica è essenziale e interessante , cosi come la biologia computazionale e genomica .

[@suan22]

The third chapter in this video is called "CASB Competition" but it should be "CASP Competition", no?

[@Macrotechee1107]

Fantastic, thanks for sharing this wonderful course online :)

[@12debaduttadas23]

Is there any way i can get a certificate in this course?

[@kerenzhou7599]

Thank you so much, Prof. Liu!

[@sangjinlee136]

Thank you so much, Professor Liu!!!

[@cindykhrisbarriosbs8148]

Thank you, Dr. Liu!

[@thryce82]

random comment. your name means small but the the "le" im confused about? is adding that at the end soften things for mandarin speakers? would da4le but a warmer way to speak to a chinese elder? dont really expect a reply on this but better to ask a serious question than give a lazy thanks. 谢谢您老师

[@haofu3204]

well," le" means happy.actually"xiao" is a auxiliary word. in most cases the" xiao" in ones name doesn't mean something.

[@王开元-y2j]

Le here is most likely 乐 in Chinese, not 了 you were referring to.

[@davidliang5377]

Thanks!

[@lialex3817]

where can i donwload the lecture notes?

[@holdenmcgroin8917]

Love that Beijing accent

[@ot8479]

super brown nose

[@TheParentwindow]

was invented

[@ot8479]

I wish the acetic will get better, browner, diverse, and objective at judging the racist stumble tight non-noble 'prizes' in silence are. Watson and Crick should be written off history and science books., Enough with this creepy attitude.