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Quick Comments on an Analysis of Antithrombotics " So much to do, so little time
What kind of architectures will make it easier to do this at scale. I still believe that in the science we haven't quite appreciated "web scale"
Strategy: Understanding Your Data Leads to the Best Scalability Solutions | High Scalability
"... understanding the nature of your data and intelligently mapping that to a URI space is critical to building a scalable system, and reaping the benefits of REST."
contribute | about | Bioinformatics Zen
Michael has converted bioinformatics zen into an editable notebook built on top of github
The Healthcare IT Guy " Clinical trials Patient Recruitment done right with Web 2.0 and Social Networking
"This week I learned about a New York based healthcare IT startup, TrialX, which is doing some pretty innovative stuff around patient recruitment by using Google’s and Microsoft’s personal health platforms to help match patients with specific trials."
Bioinformatics is a visual analytics (sometimes) " Freelancing science
So much food for thought
http://www.expressbuzz.com/edition/story.aspx?Title=I+am+%91reading%92+the+human+genome,+says+Sydney+Brenner&artid=MMp0EfdiWV4=&SectionID=Qz/kHVp9tEs=&MainSectionID=Qz/kHVp9tEs=&SEO=John,+E.+,Sulston,+Nobel,+prize,+winner,+Sydney,+B&SectionName=UOaHCPTTmu
San Diego Supercomputer Center director offers tips on data preservation in the information age | Eureka! Science News
Fran Berman on the data deluge. Something to chew on
Design and Implementation of the UniProt Website : Nature Precedings
Rosetta Commons
Searching the World-Wide-Web using nucleotide and peptide sequences : Nature Precedings
we describe the theory and implementation of a web-based front-end for a search engine, like Google, which accepts sequence fragments and interactively retrieves a collection of highly relevant links and documents, in real-time. e.g. flat files like patent records, privately hosted sequence documents and regular databases.
Embracing Registries of Web Services " O'Really? at Duncan.Hull.name
Main Page - BioDAS
It's Not Over: We are "the change we need." - O'Reilly Radar
Stuff to think about
When Everyone Can Mine Your Data - Forbes.com
Temmingh's software scans open data repositories on the Web and allows users to match the results with their own data. (He calls this approach "open-source intelligence.") The data are then graphically depicted. The commercial version of Maltego lets users save these visualizations in popular data formats like XML so the information can be used by other programs.
MapReduce for trajectory analysis

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