Learn how to handle your own messy research data — every Friday, through real, worked examples from actual published research, not textbook toy problems.
I started my PhD in 2001 — training at the Max Planck Institute for Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics in Germany, then postdocs at Princeton and NYU — and I’ve spent the 25 years since working hands-on with real, messy experimental data. Now I help PhD students and postdocs do the same with theirs.