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2019 is almost ended, so it is time to wrap-up the annual list of the best scientific papers of the year. It is the fourth time I write this feature, and I really enjoy going through my lists of 2018, 2017 and 2016.

My last year of Ph.D. is ended. Before knowing where and what to do next, it’s time to write my annual review of the papers I read in the last year.

Last year I set a goal to write something each month on the blog. Obviously, I failed. However, I want to share my yearly list of the best scientific paper I read during the previous twelve months.

Did you ever have a piece of code that lasted hours? This scripts alerts you when the piece of code is terminated!

It is almost the end of 2016 and this was a busy year for me, continuously traveling all over the world for conferences and new (scientific?) experiences. Despite my inexperience, I want to share some of my favorite papers published this year.

The definite guide to write articles and papers in Latex. This article helps you to design nice tables, avoid errors etc.

Passwords are a “pain in the ass” and hackers continue stealing them. With a password manager like Mitro it’s possible to stop remembering passwords and having the security of a bullet proof Open Source system.