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Hiya folks, I'm new to computational biology, got a gig doing analysis for Kathy Barton in the Department of Plant Biology at the Carnegie Institution for Science in Stanford, although I live in Madison, Wisconsin. I'm a plasma physicist, and currently teach elementary physics at the UW-Madison as a lecturer when they need me, as well as owning a web app company (IMS) here in Madison where I do a lot of Java programming. I left experimental physics research in 1998.
You may have seen me if you were at the Cold Spring Harbor Lab conference on Gene Informatics a couple weeks ago.
Right now I'm working on a bunch of RNA-Seq data (Otogenetics/DNANexus) as well as some older microarray data on similar samples. This is Arabidopsis thaliana, of course.
You may have seen me if you were at the Cold Spring Harbor Lab conference on Gene Informatics a couple weeks ago.
Right now I'm working on a bunch of RNA-Seq data (Otogenetics/DNANexus) as well as some older microarray data on similar samples. This is Arabidopsis thaliana, of course.