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About
the Author
Bill Majoros
is a computer scientist,
musician, author, and
bird watcher.
Early in his career he worked on Top Secret classified projects for the
United States government, followed by contributions to the human genome
project that determined the very first complete genomic human
DNA sequence. His book on computational methods for
finding genes in DNA (Cambridge
University Press, 2007) has been used as a textbook for
PhD-level courses at a number of prominent universities.
The author and
his dog, Brandy, in North Carolina.
(Photo by Rick Fisher. Used with permission.)
His bird
photos have been featured in displays at state
museums, in
publications by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, in wall calendars
published by local nature associations, by the Sierra Club, by the
Cornell Lab of Ornithology, and on
plaques at local parks. He
currently resides with his two labrador retrievers in North
Carolina. A sample
of his photography portfolio can be viewed at ThirdBirdFromTheSun.com.
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