Episode 15: Bioinformatics Unleashed - Decoding Microbial Mysteries

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Recorded12 Mar 2024

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In this episode, James Crill delves into the future of microbial forensics, emphasizing the importance of fully vetted databases for microbial forensics and the impact of rapid technological advancements. Mr. Crill discusses the evolution of sequencing technologies, from large laboratory equipment to more mobile and efficient technologies. He underscores the urgency for data validation and authentication due to the influx of diverse data and the ongoing changes in sequencing technologies. Crill closes by discussing the importance of studying microbial forensics and microbial communities, emphasizing the need for continued research and development of new techniques in this field.

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