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         <description><![CDATA[Hello!   My mum is a PhD candidate, she teaches physics in the Lviv University, my dad is an academician and works within the area of metallurgy. Then I met a man who inspired me to research bioengineering. This is precisely what I did. In 1998, I graduated from https://nure.ua/,  when I was 15 years old, since I jumped over the fourth grade and completed high school as an external student. I did not complete my internship in November 2004 I moved to Boston to attend a speech program, while analyzing bioengineering at Harvard.
The KNUR foundation helped me a great deal whatsoever. At exactly the same time I started studying thermodynamics and differential equations and thought about why I wanted them into molecular biology. Our lab deals with employed artificial chemistry of mammalian cells. Among those projects I worked on is to boost the generation of recombinant proteins from over-expressing one gene. The job in this field is in demand as well as significant. Today I am receiving my schooling from the Higher Technical School in Zurich. In Europe it is in comparison with MIT.
It happens that for scientific research it is crucial to understand programming. That's why I am currently in the process of studying it, particularly the Python programming language. Understanding Python, you can certainly do a great deal of things - in the easiest scripts to information analysis and neural network building. I believe it's a great option as a primary language. It's a simple syntax. It forgives little programmer mistakes. Python has a very low entry threshold, it is very easy to learn the basics of programming. He has an extremely large audience and an extensive library, and many external libraries which programmers from all over the world make. This leaves him a language that is suitable for anything.
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