Add yourself!

Add a short 1-3 sentence blurb about yourself for people to get a quick understanding of you! Example: I am a scientist with a background in biology. Currently a PhD student in the X program studying Y. I am interested in advancing research through bioinformatics.

Fill in the following links/information as desired. Delete items that aren’t filled out. Submit a pull request on GitHub to have your changes added to the website! Add your photo. If you need a nicer, more professional photo, let me (Kristen) know, I’m happy to take one for you! Delete this text when done.

• Education: B.S. in STUFF, School
• Languages (experienced): Python
• Have also used: R
• Interests: Biology, Bioinformatics, programming
• Currently learning: Bioinformatics
• Learning next: Data science
• Current pet projects: Just practicing code!
• Current research projects: My dissertation

• LinkedIn
• GitHub
• Twitter
• Personal website

A bit more background
Write a more thorough background on yourself here. Cover your experience (work history, research, what you learned, coursework, fellowships, volunteering, etc). Describe your professional background and aspirations here. You want to make sure you cover the important stuff and what you love about STEM without going into excessive detail. Look at other personal pages for inspiration.

My career interests
Add your future/long-term career interests here (job type/title, environment, project topics, skills to learn, long-term career goals).

My MS/PhD work
Add your dissertation project here. A brief description of what you study and why it is interesting.

My research interests
Add your broader research interests here. Can be a culmination of all your experience and where you think it is taking you next.

My current BCG work
What is the project you are working on now? Do you want to just learn and practice? Something more specific? Describe it briefly here! Highlight your favorite project if you have one!

My projects & contributions
Below, add projects you contribute to or are doing yourself as a part of BCG. This can also include personal projects that are part of your learning & practicing journey! Link to research or official projects as well if desired, or simply to your public repositories online! Substitute images for representative ones and upload to the ‘images’ folder. Link to the page on BCG and if it doesn’t exist - create it! This is a platform for you to communicate your work to the world, not just share your repositories. Below are just place holders, use the same formatting.

My blog posts

This will link your blog posts.