Susan Miller

I'm the Manager of Scientific Data Analysis for the ARL Biotechnology Computing Facility. I conduct Computing Workshops for Life Scientists, develop code for collaborators, and assist with High-Throughput Computing tasks and microarray data analysis. With Nirav Merchant, I have co-authored a chapter on Bioinformatics Programming in David Mount's Bioinformatics text book.

 

 
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  • Dave Thompson  ( 1 items )
    I'm an Applications Systems Analyst with a background in both molecular biology and computer programing. I have been working with the BCF since Nov. 2006. I design, develop, and manage robust LIMS (laboratory information systems) to organize data generated by UAGC 's high-throughput, automated workflows. Our systems pair reliable and scalable back-end databases with easy to use RIA web interfaces for our end users.

    BCF LIMS help ensure the quality and efficiency of laboratory workflows by supporting the following areas:
    • sample and inventory management
    • assay results data archival, retrieval, quality control, and analysis
    • automated reaction setup
    • billing
     
    Some of the projects I am currently working on:
    • GAPSS - Python LIMS server.
    • SLM - Flex RIA front-end to GAPSS.
    • Plater - Python LIMS library used by GAPSS.
    • Ilima - Python/Postgres/Dojo laboratory inventory control.
    • SopWiki - interactive SOP editor with version support and manager approval process based on TWiki.
    • CaLims II - Java based LIMS  being developed by NCICB.

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  • Kumaran Balachandran  ( 1 items )

    Kumaran is a Computer Science Student at the University of Arizona and has been working with the BCF since summer 2007.

  • Douglas Hall  ( 3 items )

    I am an Electrical Engineering student at the university and have been working with the BCF since early 2007. My specialties include but are not limited to: programming, web development and automation.

    When I first arrived here I had a decent general knowledge of most everything computer related, since starting in February of 2007 I have gained quite a lot more knowledge that has filled in gaps and details of things I had learned on my own before working here.