Spreadsheet of CBB survey results.

<div><p>Biology has been transformed by the rapid development of computing and the concurrent rise of data-rich approaches such as, omics or high-resolution imaging. However, there is a persistent computational skills gap in the biomedical research workforce. Inherent limitations of clas...

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Autore principale:	Jaroslav Zak (652743) (author)
Altri autori:	Ian Newman (14794720) (author), Daniel J. Montiel Garcia (22226914) (author), Daniele Parisi (4557619) (author), Janet Joy (22226917) (author), Steven R. Head (22226920) (author), Jean-Christophe Ducom (3565817) (author), Padmaja Natarajan (61227) (author), Haissi Cui (12001301) (author), Sabah Ul-Hasan (4455052) (author)
Pubblicazione:	2025
Soggetti:	Cancer Science Policy Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Information Systems not elsewhere classified within 10 years traditional institutional resources provided continuing education xlink "> biology tailored computational analyses group &# 8217 biomedical research workforce computational biology educational members &# 8217 led affinity group cbb &# 8217 computational biology affinity group research events adaptive group viable complement total number sequencing increased rich approaches resolution imaging rapid development networking opportunities inherent limitations impact confirmed explore developments evolving along events increased concurrent rise coding sessions classroom teaching bulk rna accessible ways academic institute
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Spreadsheet of CBB survey results.

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