[Biodevelopers] question

[Dan Bolser]

On Tue, 28 Sep 2004, adil gul wrote:

>hi .....
>
>thanxx for reply... well sir.. i am just a student not a researcher..
>as i mentioned i am doing BS in Bioinfo...so there is really not much
>research work involved... niether my uni provide the best
>enviornment.. ok leave it.. i want to know y did u ask whether i am
>just a
>> C++/Java software developer or a researcher?
>.... does the field involve much of research work?.. kindly tell me 

You can do as much or as little research as you like, and still be a
'bioinformatician' imho. Some people in the feed develop tools,
applications and services using known biological or computer
science principals, others seek to discover new principals. Perhaps this
view is a bit too simplistic however.

>
>Regards
>Adil
>
>
>On Mon, 27 Sep 2004 09:28:29 +0300, Asen Nenov <asen.nenov at metalife.de> wrote:
>> I think you will survive. :-) But the question is: Are you just a
>> C++/Java software developer or a researcher?
>> 
>> Asen
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> adil gul wrote:
>> > what sort of tools are being developed in bioinformatic..
>> > do u ppl think that ... one can survive in bioinformatics without
>> > knowing.. bioperl... and have command on other languages such as c++ ,
>> > java
>> >
>> > thanxx
>> > adil
>> > BS( Bioinformatics)
>> > Islamabad,Pakistan
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