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Couple of things I know. Bioinformaticians come in two flavors. Those that studied biology and then took up coding and then the even rarer computer scientists
by theGnuMe 4y ago
Couple of things I know.
Bioinformaticians come in two flavors. Those that studied biology and then took up coding and then the even rarer computer scientists who learned biology. The latter are so rare that they are almost all professors or founders or work at Deep Mind etc... Then, there are the biomedical engineers, etc...
The computer scientists will go off a solve protein folding when the bioinformaticians and chemists worked on it for years.. I am exaggerating a little here, I imagine there were plenty of bioinformaticians on the Alpha Fold team, but the fundamental breakthrough was DNNs.
- sargstuff 4y agobiologist / chemist will take the architecture studio approach, then develop math to shorten the write-up. research software engineer will develop the mathematics to describe things, then use the numerical system to write software to determine things.