Training in a hybrid discipline

Potter Wickware
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Nature, 2001, vol. 413, issue 6858, 6-7

Abstract: Courses to teach bioinformatics are starting to spring up all over North America. But the interdisciplinary nature of the subject means that there is a severe lack of experienced instructors, so the quality may vary between programmes, warns Potter Wickware.

Date: 2001
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