In this seventh episode, we discuss how informaticians can help respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. We present the Avida software for artificial life and the Google Dataset Search tool that gives you access to more than 25 million datasets. We offer some advice to trainees on work-life balance during the pandemic and feature Dr. Philip Payne from Washington University in our informatician spotlight. We also discuss several news items and the metaverse.

See the show notes for more details and links:

http://bmipodcast.org/podcast/episode-6-the-metaverse/

In this seventh episode, we discuss how informaticians can help respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. We present the Avida software for artificial life and the Google Dataset Search tool that gives you access to more than 25 million datasets. We offer some advice to trainees on work-life balance during the pandemic and feature Dr. Philip Payne from Washington University in our informatician spotlight. We also discuss several news items and the metaverse.

See the show notes for more details and links:

http://bmipodcast.org/podcast/episode-6-the-metaverse/

In this sixth episode, we discuss evolutionary computation and review a paper with guest host Dr. Moshe Sipper from Ben-Gurion University in Israel. In our training advice segment, we discuss tips for asking questions at scientific talks. We also present several interesting news items and mention some upcoming conferences and deadlines.

For show notes and links, see http://bmipodcast.org/podcast/evolutionary-computation/

In this sixth episode, we discuss evolutionary computation and review a paper with guest host Dr. Moshe Sipper from Ben-Gurion University in Israel. In our training advice segment, we discuss tips for asking questions at scientific talks. We also present several interesting news items and mention some upcoming conferences and deadlines.

For show notes and links, see http://bmipodcast.org/podcast/evolutionary-computation/

In this fifth episode, we discuss strategies for motivating junior faculty and discuss a review paper on visual analytics. Finally, in our training advice segment, we discuss the qualities and skill found in effective leaders. We also present several interesting news items and mention some upcoming conferences and deadlines.

Show notes with links:

http://bmipodcast.org/podcast/episode-4-leadership-skills/

In this fifth episode, we discuss strategies for motivating junior faculty and discuss a review paper on visual analytics. Finally, in our training advice segment, we discuss the qualities and skill found in effective leaders. We also present several interesting news items and mention some upcoming conferences and deadlines.

Show notes with links:

http://bmipodcast.org/podcast/episode-4-leadership-skills/

In this fourth episode, we discuss top informatics journals and a paper on deep phenotyping in the EHR. We also discuss the PhenX toolkit in our open data segment. Finally, in our training advice segment, we discuss “How to deal with someone else having my idea especially when they do it first”. We also present several interesting news items and mention some upcoming conferences and deadlines.

Show notes: http://bmipodcast.org/podcast/informatics-journals/

In this fourth episode, we discuss top informatics journals and a paper on deep phenotyping in the EHR. We also discuss the PhenX toolkit in our open data segment. Finally, in our training advice segment, we discuss “How to deal with someone else having my idea especially when they do it first”. We also present several interesting news items and mention some upcoming conferences and deadlines.

Show notes: http://bmipodcast.org/podcast/informatics-journals/

In this third episode, we open with a discussion topic on data science. We discuss a paper in JAMIA by Dr. James Cimino on adding clinical cognition to the EHR. IN our open data segment we discuss data.gov. In our training segment, we discuss tips for writing an informatics methodology grant for the NIH. We also cover some news items and provide some discussion about the AMIA conference. Below are links to the websites we mentioned during the episode.

Show notes and links: http://bmipodcast.org/podcast/episode-2-data-science/

In this third episode, we open with a discussion topic on data science. We discuss a paper in JAMIA by Dr. James Cimino on adding clinical cognition to the EHR. IN our open data segment we discuss data.gov. In our training segment, we discuss tips for writing an informatics methodology grant for the NIH. We also cover some news items and provide some discussion about the AMIA conference. Below are links to the websites we mentioned during the episode.

Show notes and links: http://bmipodcast.org/podcast/episode-2-data-science/