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Name: Dswan Joined: Saturday 08 March 2008 @ 12:37:15 (GMT) Last seen: Thursday 06 November 2008 @ 11:07:48 (GMT) Email (public): dswan [at] bioinformatics.org Website: http://bsu.ncl.ac.uk/ Location: Newcastle, United Kingdom |
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Bioinformatics Support Unit,
Institute for Cell and Molecular Biosciences,
Faculty of Medical Sciences, Framlington Place,
Newcastle University, Newcastle, NE2 4HH
Interests:
transcriptomics, systems biology, neuroinformatics, grid computing
Field/Industry: Academic
Occupation/Role(s): Head of Bioinformatics Support Unit
Organisation(s):
Newcastle University
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Unique name: t2beta Created: Tuesday 05 August 2008 @ 10:51:32 (BST)
Members of this groups are the participants of the Taverna 2 beta tester programme.
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