How to get the most out of your collaboration with bioinformaticians
- Don’t expect all things from one person
- Get your point across
But if you’re interested in a collaboration, Rogic cautions, don’t treat
the analysis step as “something a technician does quickly after
[biologists] generate the data.”
” Today computational biologists are held in higher regard, but a
little more appreciation never hurts. No one wants to feel like a “code
monkey or a data monkey,” Shah notes. Give credit where credit is due,
says Hardison: “Really, it’s playground rules.”
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