What does /sci/ think about bioinformatics? Not as a degree,

I've seen a lot of bioiformatics data published recently and it's really bothering me. This Kevin H.M. Kuo fellow and his collegues are thieves.

I have been publishing the same data for years and have proof on several forums. I have mentioned this multiple times on /sci/ too.

It's fucking obvious and I'm glad it's finally published so I can gain recognition through another's effort.

But then again I probably influenced the publisher so really I'm the mastermind.

Believe me or not, I have proof on multiple forums and date/time stamps.

>>9087495
Those cunts.

>>9087495
not very nice of them
maybe write to them? or talk to someone at your uni, or your countries academy of sciences, dunno

>>9087406


people have been using computers to study physics and chemistry

they are now using computers to study biology (genetics)

>>9087406
Genome, transcriptome, metabolome, interactome...

What will they come up with next? It's very interesting. Is the interactome the ultimate "-ome"?

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Bioinformatics is 99% of playing around with simple string manipulation methods. I'm a _real_ Computer Scientist and don't bother with trivial polynomial-time algorithms; that's for brainlets.

bioinformaticians will cure cancer, screencap this

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>>9087523
I guess thats true, I'm interested since, biology was one of my fav subjects in hs, but in the end I went for software/computer engineering

>>9087529
the department that I want to join, just co-published a study about depressions comorbidities using bayesian filtering
it's not just playing with genome sequences, bio statistics and medical decision support systems are pretty interesting desu

>>9087528

memome

It is to memetics what a genome is to genetics