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Interesting. Is it still an open problem without quality software? Next gen sequencing is becoming cheaper with impressive rate, do you think that microarrays w
by dirtyaura 15y ago
Interesting. Is it still an open problem without quality software? Next gen sequencing is becoming cheaper with impressive rate, do you think that microarrays will be used in 5-10 years?
P.S. I noticed that you are based in NCL. I'm spending half of my time there (the other half in Finland), I'd love to chat sometime if you've time.
- sycren 15y agoLove to meet up sometime, heard of supermondays? http://www.supermondays.org/ http://www.supermondays.org/ Its a tech meetup for designers/developers/entrepreneurs You might like it. I have just finished a masters in bioinformatics with a phd soon to follow. I think there are many problems that can be solved in bioinformatics with a different take on things using graphics algorithms like quad trees for spatial partition of microarrays for example. But many people I meet in this field come from a biological background first then learn computer science which seems a bit rigid. With huikea, why would you want to do something in bioinformatics? The game looks very interesting btw