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Bio-IT World: Open Science, Open Data, Open Access
Submitted by J.W. Bizzaro; posted on Wednesday, April 17, 2013
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In this article, Matt Luchette summarizes two presentations at last week's Bio-IT World Conference + Expo. Both advocated for open access in the life sciences, and one was by our own 2013 Benjamin Franklin Award laureate, Steven Salzberg.
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"Salzberg is perhaps best-known for developing a series of popular open-source software platforms, including Glimmer (a bacterial gene finder) and the Tuxedo software suite of next generation sequencing tools. Salzberg insists the software stay open-source because 'free software gets used.'"
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