As the Francis Crick Institute in London celebrates its tenth anniversary and I look back on my first year as chief executive, I find myself reflecting on both how much has been achieved and how profoundly life science is changing.
As an epigeneticist, I can safely say that history and context matter.
When I began my scientific career in the 1980s, experiments were painstaking, time-consuming, expensive and repetitive.
Generating a knockout mouse or sequencing a gene could take weeks or months, and required resources that were available at few institutions.
Source: Nature - Machine Learning — Read the full article on the original site ↗