An “Omics” Answer to the Replication Crisis

Left to its own devices, research tends to become more specialized and abstracted from the real-world problems that motivated it and to which it remains relevant.

This suggests that a problem may be tackled effectively not my commissioning more research, but by assuming most or all of the solution can already be found in various scientific journals,... See more

4. The ApplicationsBioinformatics is ushering in a new era of medicine, science, and technology. Here are some examples:• Finding cures for diseases• Improving crop yields• Improving existing treatments through the ML• Precision medicine• Predicting the future