computer programming

Agencies such as the NIH reward the discovery of vulnerabilities in their computer systems—before criminals can exploit them.

Computational biologists are optimistic that the purchase of the world’s largest hub for open-source computer code will not affect the way they use GitHub for science.

After discovering a novel organelle found in protozoan parasites, the University of Pennsylvania’s Roos created a widely used eukaryotic pathogen database.

Malicious code written with nucleic acids could one day threaten sequencing facilities, the team warns.

In today’s data-heavy research environment, wet-lab scientists can benefit from new computational skills.

DIY tips for adding coding to your analysis arsenal

Researchers are working to automate the arduous task of identifying—and amending—mislabeled sequences in genetic databases.

Researchers show that a tuning algorithm can make one’s profile photo more memorable.

Scientists around the world celebrate the computing pioneer by focusing on women in STEM.

Researchers can tell wolves apart by analyzing the pitch and volume of their vocalizations.

Princeton scientists and engineers create a stunning collection of scientific images better suited for a gallery than a lab meeting.

Clinical researchers need programming support to streamline their work, minimize error in the data, and find new trends that can point to better treatments.

IBM programmers had to clean up the super computer’s language after it learned profanity on the Internet.