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Sky!

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A man once placed a bird in my hands, Saying, “You might save a life.” With a heart full of hope, And a will to do good, I gently took it in. The moment I held that fragile form, It no longer felt like a bird But a bond, A life entrusted to me. I named it Sky, A name that whispered freedom, That spoke of soaring heights. I asked, I learned, I did everything I could. Food, warmth, care, Prayers whispered like lullabies, Under sleepless stars. All I wanted was to see it fly, To see it live like it was meant to, Free and fearless. But as dawn approached, So did the truth. Fate had a different plan. Sky took its last breath, Cradled in its so called "home" A silent goodbye. In that moment, I broke Not just in grief, But in understanding. Responsibility is heavy When a life depends on you. And sometimes, Even love isn't enough To change what’s written. Still, I hope Hope that in another life, Sky will fly Higher than ever before. Stronger. Bri...

My Summer with Programming

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Hello Everyone! As a Master's student in Bioinformatics, now stepping into my third semester, I have realized just how much hands-on practice matters in this field. Whether you are new to bioinformatics or somewhere along the way like me, I want to share something that really boosted my learning this summer: the  NASA GeneLab On-Demand Course . It's a fantastic, self-paced program that introduces core bioinformatics tools using real-life space biology data. And yes it’s completely beginner-friendly. Why I Chose #GL4U? Even as a graduate student, it’s important to keep refreshing the fundamentals especially when dealing with Unix, R, and data analysis environments. What stood out to me about the #GL4U course is: 1. It breaks down big concepts into approachable lessons. 2. It uses actual NASA datasets, which makes the learning feel meaningful 3. And best of all, it now offers  GL4U Office Hours  every  Monday and Thursday  for extra help! 🧑‍🏫 If you're just gett...