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Science
- PubMed: The
single most useful website for the biomedical sciences.
- Expasy. A
comprehensive collection of on-line tools for protein science.
- European Bioinformatics
Institute, and the Center for Biological Sequence Analysis server of
the Technical University of Denmark: Other on-line tools I use quite
frequently.
- Andrew Kropinski
at Queens University maintains a comprehensive collection of useful links
for molecular biology. Check it out.
- JBC and Biochemistry.
The two journals I find the most useful in my own daily work.
Computing
- Python. My favourite
programming language. Since I have used it, going back to Visual Basic or
PHP gives me headaches that start at the feet and get worse all the way
up.
- BioPython. A
library for molecular biology, for use with Python.
- Webware for
Python, and CherryPy. Servlet engines for
Python.
- QuirksMode. An
very good website about Javascript and how to deal with browser
incompatibility problems.
- The Linux
documentation project, and DistroWatch. Good sources of
information about Linux.
- OpenOffice. A
cross-platform replacement for Microsoft Office.
- LyX. This is the way
text processing should have been done to begin with. Now we are stuck
with Word and similar crap.
Newspapers and books
Fun
