Episode1: Hello World

Episode 1 of the Computationally Yours podcast, hosted by Sabah Kadri and Arshi Arora, titled "Episode1: Hello World" was published on April 28, 2020 and runs 15 minutes.

April 28, 2020 ·15m · Computationally Yours

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The very first episode of our podcast. Get to know us a little, why we started this podcast and find out what happens when we assign ourselves the task to learn about the origins of Computational Biology. Contact us with questions, feedback and requests to collaborate on future episodes at [email protected]. Follow us on Twitter: Computationally Yours Official Account: @compbiopodcast Dr. Sabah Kadri: @sabahkadri Arshi Arora: @arorarshi Intro/Outro music: Riatsu (Shadaab Kadri) Follow us on YouTube here.

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