The Data Infrastructure Driving the Biocomputing Revolution

<div class="ag87-crtemvc-hsbk"><div class="css-vsf5of"><p class="carina-rte-public-DraftStyleDefault-block"><span style="color: rgb(29,28,29);">Sequencing a human genome went from billions of dollars to $100 in the last 20 years. Biology is creating 10x more data every two years. That is 10 billion times more data over those 20 years. If we are to make sense of that huge amount of data we will have to build software and data tooling that helps us store, process, and analyze it. What are the techniques generating so much data and how are they being used? What tools are being used most? What is the state of the art? If you are interested in these questions then this might be a good session for you.</span></p></div></div>