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Amir Karger Amir Karger blends two kinds of geekiness by doing science on computers. He currently provides bioinformatics support for research biologists. His CPAN modules demonstrate his love for obsolete computer languages and interactive fiction, but none of them will help you get actual work done. Amir lives in Boston with his wife and two children, who bear the responsibilty for the dropoff in his CPAN productivity in recent years. Data Munging for Non-Programming Biologists Scientists often have plenty of data to munge. Non-programmer scientists often have to beg their coders for help or get by doing it themselves. Amir Karger and his colleagues had a different idea. Why not provide them with short, interchangeable Perl recipes to solve small pieces of larger problems? Here's how they built the Scriptome. [Oct 20, 2005] |
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