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Swedberg lecture: Trying to survive the data deluge: bioinformatics tools for analyzing and visualizing large data samples
Mon, 2010-10-11 16:23 | by Samuel LampaDr. Reinhard Schneider from the European Molecular Biology Laboratory held a lecture at BMC in Uppsala with the title seen above. It seemed quite relevant to the stuff I'm currently doing at Science for Life Laboratory (where I'm employed for 2 months), investigating LIMS systems for NextGen sequencing data, as well as learning about analysis tools in the area.
What Reinhard presented was four different tools that they have developed/are working on, which tries to solve some of the problems of grasping heterogenous data sources. From the lecture info:
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