I am currently self-learning biology and I just completed MIT's 7.00x introduction to biology on edX [1].
The course is outstanding and anything but a "lifeless recitation of names". Prof Eric Lander (key researcher on the Human Genome Project) goes through two centuries of research and takes the time to explain how and why discoveries came into existence. It goes from the early days of biochemistry to recent major advancement such as CRISPR/Cas9.
I'm looking to apply my ML expertise to the field of biology and this course was a real windfall, I highly recommend it.
The course is outstanding and anything but a "lifeless recitation of names". Prof Eric Lander (key researcher on the Human Genome Project) goes through two centuries of research and takes the time to explain how and why discoveries came into existence. It goes from the early days of biochemistry to recent major advancement such as CRISPR/Cas9.
I'm looking to apply my ML expertise to the field of biology and this course was a real windfall, I highly recommend it.
[1] https://www.edx.org/course/introduction-to-biology-the-secre...