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Matchmaking in Bioinformatics.

Ewy Mathé¹, Ben Busby², Helen Piontkivska³

¹Department of Biomedical Informatics, College of Medicine, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH, 43210, USA.

|April 12, 2018

Summary

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This session connected computational and experimental biologists, fostering collaborations through a novel matchmaking approach. It facilitated tool discovery and discussion, enhancing scientific communication at conferences.

Keywords:

bioinformatics biology collaboration computational biology matchmaking speed dating

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Bioinformatics
Computational Biology
Genomics

Background:

Researchers often struggle to bridge the gap between discovering new computational tools and applying them to their research.
Conferences present opportunities for interaction but can be overwhelming, hindering focused communication.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce a novel matchmaking session designed to foster collaboration between computational and experimental biologists.
To facilitate direct communication and tool-sharing among researchers with diverse interests.

Main Methods:

Organized a "Matchmaking for Computational and Experimental Biologists" session at ISCB/GLBIO'2017.
Included short talks on RNA-seq, clinical/genomic data integration, and chromatin accessibility.
Implemented small-table, developer-led discussions modeled after speed-dating for tool introductions and engagement.

Main Results:

The session successfully encouraged face-to-face communication between researchers.
Developer-led discussions allowed for targeted tool demonstrations and user engagement.
Additional developers were recruited as moderators based on audience interest, enhancing the session's scope.

Conclusions:

The matchmaking session proved effective in promoting valuable scientific discussion and collaboration.
This novel approach is particularly beneficial for overcoming communication barriers in large conference settings.