A re-visit to the famous Jeff Leek commentary
In 2013, I came across this famous blog post by Jeff Leek. Little did I know that I would revisit this post 9 years down the lane. As …
Yearender: Looking back at 2021
Every year a set of memes is circulated widely on social media, the 2022 version of which goes along the lines of:
My goal for 2022 is …
Year-end reflection: My 2020 highlights
The last day of 2020 is finally here. To bring this decade to a close, I thought I would take a moment to share some of the highlights …
A paper that changed my life - The Bayesian LASSO
As tough as this year has been, it goes without saying that 2020 is a particularly good year to be thankful for science, which happens …
Student paper awards and travel grants - A resource for data science graduate students and postdocs
This post is motivated by the growing list of awesome public repositories that curate a list of resources dedicated to a specific topic …
Celebrating milestones as a scientist
As scientists, we rarely celebrate milestones be it a certain number of citations we have received or a certain number of impactful …
Early-career setback - A throwback to my first paper
This 15th August marked 7 years since I submitted my first paper (first-authored research article). Coincidentally, it also completed …
A reflection on my first guest editorial experience
Recently, I had a chance to wrap up a special issue at the journal Frontiers in Genetics. This is my first-hand experience as a lead …
Automatically update citation metrics in your CV with a bare minimum script - Part II
Following my previous post (Part I), I received a few requests from my fellow mathematical and physical scientist colleagues who …
Automatically update citation metrics in your CV with a bare minimum script - Part I
The inspiration behind this post comes from my non-computational scientist colleagues who simply wanted to import Google Scholar …
