[TriLUG] Hello (new subscriber)

[Greg Brown]

Bioinformatics.. sweet.  I'm glad to hear that you are on the list and have
posted.  I've had an interest in bioinformatics since the field really
started to gel.  Too bad I was in college before this field and emerged.  Oh
well, too old to go back and get all the chemistry and related bio-sciences
schooling now.

Anyway, I'm up the road in downtown Durham.  I know we have a quite a few
TriLUGers in the RTP/Durham area.  Perhaps we should all do lunch some
time?  I'm still having problems making it to meetings thanks to school at
night but I can get to a lunch sometime.

Greg

On 11/27/06, Dan Tomso <dan.tomso at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi--
> Not to jam up the list with personal messages, but I wanted to introduce
> myself.  For now I'm just lurking, but I expect I'll have questions of my
> own sooner or later . . .
>
> I'm a bioinformatics scientist and project manager for Athenix
> Corporation,
> which is in RTP off of Ellis Rd.  We're running one server (Red Hat
> Enterprise 4) now, adding a second, and I also run Ubuntu on one of my
> home
> systems.  We'll probably migrate the server here (and the new one) to some
> Debian-ish flavor in the next month or so.
>
> When I'm not managing bench science projects, I work mainly in PYTHON, and
> I
> do a good bit of MySQL API stuff (well, on and off).  I used to do a good
> bit of PERL, including BioPerl, so I can eventually get my head around
> some
> of the problems that might come up with those platforms.
>
> Thats it!  Hello to all!
>
> Dan Tomso
>
> Senior Scientist, Bioinformatics
> Athenix Corporation
> 2202 Ellis Rd.
> Suite B
> Durham, NC  27703
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