Bio What…?

Bioinformatics is an interdisciplinary scientific field comprised of biological and computer sciences among other fields. Subjects include biology, genetics, programming, statistics, and information technology. The goal in bioinformatics is the development and implementation of software tools capable of retrieving, analyzing, and storing biological data. [metaslider id=128]

Its Significance

Bioinformatics is a vital tool in accomplishing novel research, and a discipline that will be at the foremost edge of progress and discovery in the twenty-first century. The intersection of informative technology, cutting-edge life science research, and biotechnology, makes bioinformatics a growing field for:

• Genomics
• Proteomics
• Personalized Medicine

Utilities to manage enormous amounts of data will become even more essential in this decade as we discover ever more complex ideas, and it’s critical to know how to obtain and apply this information. Ultimately, unique and innovative bioinformatic tools will make revolutionary differences in research. I not only want to implement these tools, but I also hope to develop my own innovative software.

I want to understand and one day implement innovations from gene functions that can help us treat diseases, as well as developing industrial applications. I envision these undertakings accomplishable within the next 15-20 years, with the intentions of exploiting these functions in benefit of human progress.

My ambition is to be part of, and a future leader in, this upcoming era of unprecedented ingenuity, innovation, and discovery. Check out what I am up to .