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Durham United States
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Bioinformatician, Technologist
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Medical / Health Care / Pharmaceuticals
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lappland.io
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I enjoy combining my dual background in biology and computer science with analytical thinking and creativity to solve scientific informatics problems in dynamic and rapidly changing research environments. I have a track record of successful project and team leadership at the interface between experimental biologists, computer scientists, and software engineers. My programming experience extends over more than two decades, and includes building commercial applications, writing real-time data acquisition software, and developing bioinformatics data integration systems and standards.
My research interests are in reusable and interoperable software and data, large-scale data integration, an..
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