Resources
Useful resources for UCSB Undergraduates, including past GBMA videos. Check back often for new resources!
Links
UCSB offers a wide range of interdisciplinary labs! Check out the faculty/laboratory websites (even outside of Bio) to find what interests you!
Coding Resources
Thank you to our mentors/panelists and undergraduates who have recommended these awesome coding resources!
Websites:
- Statistics the Way I Like It: UCSB's Allison Horst’s wonderfully illustrated tutorials for getting started with R, data wrangling, analysis, and visualization!
- Rosalind: "Rosalind is a platform for learning bioinformatics and programming through problem solving."
- Swirl: "swirl teaches you R programming and data science interactively, at your own pace, and right in the R console!"
- Codecademy: Great educational website for learning a variety of coding languages.
- Harvard Coding Courses: Harvard's free open source courses on coding
UCSB Clubs/Organizations:
- Data Science UCSB: "Providing the resources, community, and industry insight to help members learn, create, and share in the realm of Data Science"
UCSB Coding Courses:
- Anthro 9 - Intro to data collection, analysis, statistics
- MCDB 108C - Matlab
- MCDB 194MW - Python to model biological systems
Videos
How to Find and Join a Research Lab
June, 4, 2020
Panelists:
- Dr. Juliana Acosta-Uribe
- Lindsay Bailey-Steintiz
- Stephanie Khairallah
- Bridget Kulesh
- Claire Tran
Life after Undergrad
July 4, 2020
Panelists:
- Ronnie Bailey-Steintiz
- Janeva Chung
- Evan Janzen
- Spencer Mermelstein
- Dr. Chana Sachs
How to Find and Join a Lab: PDF
Helpful tips for getting started in undergraduate research at UCSB
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