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Predicting antibiotic resistance de novo

So…. I’m a Software Sustainability Fellow

Philip Fowler, 19th December 2013

I’m pleased to announce that I am one of the Software Sustainability Fellows for 2014. I met all the other fellows when we were being selected and it is an amazing group with very diverse research interests and backgrounds. This means I have a responsibility to try and improve the development and use of software in my field, computational biophysics. My plan is to

  • hold one or more Software Carpentry workshops. I organised the first Software Carpentry workshop at the University of Oxford in October 2012.
  • learn about, and publicise the use of volunteer computing networks.

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