deanne at density.biop.umich.edu wrote: > > Excellent. Boston is my home town.I'm only out here in Ann Arbor for the > degree and then I want to come back home. I lived up in Saugus for too > many years. :) More specifically, I'm from the MetroWest area. A couple people on this list are from the Boston are too: David Lapointe and Rick Ree. I personally felt there was no need to leave the area to find a college. What brought you to Michigan? > Right! The only time you'd have to worry about it is if you were directing > projects or something. Or supporting many research labs (like the harvard > job is asking for). Yeah. Most of the job adds I see ask for someone with (1) a bioinformatics degree (you can count the schools in the world offering such a degree on one hand), (2) a comp sci degree, or (3) a biology degree. Bioinformatics does cross more than 2 fields, I'm afraid. > I'll be staying in downtown boston all weekend; my flight leaves at > 3pm. if anyone in boston feels social, give me an email; if not, talk to > you guys later. I'm leaving now. Really. How long are you staying, until Monday? Jeff -- +----------------------------------+ | J.W. Bizzaro | | | | http://bioinformatics.org/~jeff/ | | | | BIOINFORMATICS.ORG | | The Open Lab | | | | http://bioinformatics.org/ | +----------------------------------+