Developing Bioinformatics Infrastructures (Hardcover)
Book Description<br />Bioinformatics software, information rich life sciences databases, and high throughput laboratory technologies have provided todays life scientist with access to data, and analytical tools to drive discovery at a rate unprecedented in science. Although enormously valuable, these remain stand-alone tools that form a heterogeneous tapestry whose lack of interoperability and integration often proves a hindrance to collaborative research. <br><br><i>Developing Bioinformatics Infrastructures</i> provides bioinformatics scientists and engineers with the methodologies and tools required to develop an infrastructure to support collaborative research in both academic and commercial research laboratories. The reader is walked through the development of a web services-based infrastructure important to providing secure information management and discovery systems that facilitate information exchange and analysis.<br><br> Provides extensive examples and step-by-step instruction<br> Contains language neutral explanation of implementation software and databases to support life science research in a variety of different industries.<br> Includes source code and configuration file examples to guide the reader through the implementation of systems
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About the Author<br />
2005-Present, Associate Director of Bioinformatics, Center for Genetic and Molecular Medicine, University of Louisville, Louisville, KY<br>1999-2004 Associate Director of Process Software Development, Genaissance Pharmaceuticals, New Haven, CT<br>1996-1999 Group Leader, Bioinformatics Department, CuraGen Corp., New Haven, CT<br>1994-1996 Post Doctoral Fellowship, Boston University, Boston, MA<br>1994 Ph.D Physical Chemistry, Boston University, Boston, MA<br>1988 B.S University of Louisville, Louisville, KY
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