Hi All,
I'm starting a company called Stirplate.io which aims to automate data analysis for NGS. In my time as a researcher, I've found that a lot of biologists have a hard time working with NGS data considering they have no Linux background and no time to learn how to use the tools available.
That being said, we are trying to boil down exactly what researchers need in order to be successful with their analysis, regardless of their level of bioinformatics comprehension.
Another way to think about this is... if you could snap your fingers and educate biologists about these 3-5 things before they start doing NGS analysis, what would they be?
Thanks for the help!
Keith
Why 10 years? On second thought, I started Linux in 2006. Damn I'm getting old!
"Damn I'm getting old!"
I second that :)
Well, if I could snap my fingers..., but 5 years could do, or: push one button in Galaxy.