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Getting RNA-Seq Right and Getting it Fast with GPU-Accelerated Computing

RNA-Seq analysis often seems straightforward, like just pushing a button. But to do it well, especially for finding new drugs, you need more than just a basic approach. Every study, every experiment, and every set of data is unique. Getting RNA-Seq analysis right means you need to understand biology, be good with statistics, and really dig into the… Read More »Getting RNA-Seq Right and Getting it Fast with GPU-Accelerated Computing

Getting Ahead of the Curve: Preparing for Grant Allocation

Every year in early spring, a major opportunity arrives for the biomedical research community: the annual allocation of grant funding. This money is designated as an investment into accelerating drug discovery and disease research, focused on unlocking groundbreaking scientific innovations. Given the tight timeline, researchers must begin preparation now to maximize their efforts in utilizing… Read More »Getting Ahead of the Curve: Preparing for Grant Allocation

Your Science Runs on Open Source. Here’s Why it’s at Risk and What You Can Do.

From the smallest lab bench to the largest pharma pipeline, every discovery relies on the same invisible network of publicly funded data resources and open-source software tools. They are the launchpad for target identification, the scaffolding for experiments, and the accelerators that help companies move at the speed of need.  Imagine losing access to PubMed,… Read More »Your Science Runs on Open Source. Here’s Why it’s at Risk and What You Can Do.

Getting Back on Track: A Message to NIH-Funded Teams

After a prolonged period of uncertainty, Congress has officially rescinded the proposed cuts to the NIH budget. It’s a welcome development that puts vital biomedical research programs back in motion. But for many labs and research teams, the path forward isn’t simple. Projects were paused mid-stream, mid-thought, mid-analysis. Key scientists have moved on. Institutional knowledge… Read More »Getting Back on Track: A Message to NIH-Funded Teams

When Your “Junior” Hire Needs at Least a Decade of Experience

A lot of job descriptions for junior bioinformatics roles ask for strong coding skills, deep biological insight, strategic thinking, and polished communication. These roles aim high and for very good reason. Bridging biology and computation is at the heart of modern life science research. But for early-career scientists, developing fluency across all these domains takes… Read More »When Your “Junior” Hire Needs at Least a Decade of Experience

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