Oct
19
Humanizing Bioinformatics
I was invited last week to give a talk at this year's meeting of the Graduate School Structure and Function of Biological Macromolecules, Bioinformatics and Modeling (SFMBBM). It ended up being a day with great talks, by some bright PhD students and postdocs. There were 2 keynotes (one by Prof Bert Poolman from Groningen (NL) and one by myself), and a panel discussion on what the future holds for people nearing the end of their PhDs.
My talk was titled "Humanizing Bioinformatics" and received quite well (at least some people still laughed at my jokes (if you can call them that); even at the end). I put the slides up on slideshare, but I thought I'd explain things here as well, because those slides will probably not convey the complete story.
My talk was titled "Humanizing Bioinformatics" and received quite well (at least some people still laughed at my jokes (if you can call them that); even at the end). I put the slides up on slideshare, but I thought I'd explain things here as well, because those slides will probably not convey the complete story.
