Bioinfomatics for the Future


           
Bioinformatics—the union of biology, computer science, and information technology—is generating research opportunities and challenges. This mix of opportunities and challenges was a constant theme throughout a series of workshops and seminars organised by EMBL Australia in conjunction with the March 2009 visit of Dr Ewan Birney, Senior Scientist of the European Bioinformatics Institute (EBI) of the EMBL. These events were attended by 130 leading researchers from biological sciences, medicine, computation and mathematics, state and national science administrators, and international experts.

EMBL Australia has launched a report that summarises Dr Birney’s visit and outlines key issues identified in the workshops and seminars. To learn more and download a copy of the Bioinformatics for the Future report, click here or to download a copy of the Bioinformatics for the Future - an update 2011 report, click here.
   
Bioinformatics for the Future - an update




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