Pharma IQ Glossary: Bioinformatics
Bioinformatics is defined as the science of using computer technology to gather, store, analyze and merge biological data. Expertise in bioinformatics is key to handling the enormous amounts of data produced by the Human Genome Project and other sequencing projects, and serving it out to the researchers who use the data. Advances in computer research are as important as the biology for such large scale projects.
Intelligent pharma: Could AI be the key to new industry innovation?
June 28 by Siniša BelinaSiniša Belina of AMPLEXOR Life Sciences explores some of AI's potential opportunities - and how to prepare for them.
Do You Know Enough About Next-Generation DNA Sequencing in Cancer?
January 20 by Helen WinsorElia Stupka, Scientific Director of Bioinformatics at UCL Genomics, joins Helen Winsor form Pharma IQ, to discuss next-generation DNA sequencing and recent developments in next-generation sequencing t...
Integration and Interoperability in the Laboratory: Will You Find Your Match?
September 01 by Andrea CharlesYou may have some or all of your informatics systems in place, and they may work well, but chances are good they do not work well together. Perhaps nowhere is this more noticeable than after mergers,...
Raising a Red Flag: Deficiencies Found in the Reporting of Important Parameters in FDA Approved Drug Profiles
July 15 by Malcolm J. D'Souza, Fady J. GergesPhysicians have an innate tendency to trust in governing medical entities like American Medical Association (AMA), Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and Centers for Disease Control (CDC). Maintainin...
