The OpenHelix Blog

We offer a lot of training on some complex tools with huge volumes of data and features that researchers need to explore genomic regions of interest, or pathways important to their work, and more. But there are plenty of times when what a researcher needs is a simpler solution to solve an immediate smaller problem: [...]

Bioinformatics resources can be really complex–sometimes daunting, heavily loaded with crucial data, and provide amazing visualization of large data sets and various features of the underlying data. And other times, that’s way more than you need. Overkill. Like aiming an elephant gun at a mosquito. A couple of times in the last week I was [...]