DBTB INT Alyssa Morrow r
summary
Argues that existing genome viewers cannot scale to three petabytes of data and demonstrates work on distributed visualization for genomics that pushes computation and storage off the desktop into a cluster, with a focus on building a core reliable set of APIs so nontechnical users can explore huge datasets. Recommends computer science basics plus deep domain knowledge in biology or chemistry because understanding the data matters more than raw coding skill.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Start
- 0:02DATA BY THE BAY INTERVIEW SERIES
- 1:49WHAT IS THE MAIN INSIGHT YOU WANT VIEWERS TO LEARN FROM YOUR TALK?
- 2:41ANY ADVICE ON HOW TO BECOME A DATA SCIENTIST? ....AND THEN A GREAT ONE?
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