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  1. To replace the sentence "Davids Scientific interests.."

    David's scientific interests include genome annotation and data management.
    He has developed the [[GOtcha][link]] tool which annotates sequences with GO
    terms and collects genomes to annotate, preferably ones from nasty organisms
    such as Malaria (link to paper) and Sleeping Sickness (link to paper). His
    interest is in improving the annotations, working out how to tell the
    annotations have improved (not as easy as you might think) and looking at
    these anntoations in a systems biology context. He also runs the TACTICS
    project in collaboration with colleagues from the Medical faculty, a data
    management system that is attempting to bring order to the plethora of
    research data arising from the Dundee Tissue Bank.

    We should also get a picture of Philip at some point.

    ...d

  2. On 5/1/05 11:33 pm, in article [email hidden],
    "David Martin" <[email hidden]> wrote:

    Oops.. must check the address next time.

    Many apologies for bringing RL to the NG.

    <blush>

    ...d

  3. David Martin said:


    To replace the sentence "Davids Scientific interests.."


    <snip>

    _This_ button is for posting to news group. _That_ button is for
    sending email.

    I'd agree about getting a picture of Philip though.

    Tim

  4. On 6/1/05 12:11 am, in article [email hidden],

    Tim Hall said:
    David Martin said:


    To replace the sentence "Davids Scientific interests.."


    <snip>

    _This_ button is for posting to news group. _That_ button is for
    sending email.

    Actually, it is the same button. It does different things depending on
    whether you are reading news or mail (in a combined browser window).

    That's what got me, along with it being late and a bit hassled.

    ...d

  5. David Martin said:

    On 6/1/05 12:11 am, in article [email hidden],

    Tim Hall said:
    David Martin said:


    To replace the sentence "Davids Scientific interests.."


    <snip>

    _This_ button is for posting to news group. _That_ button is for
    sending email.

    Actually, it is the same button. It does different things depending on
    whether you are reading news or mail (in a combined browser window).

    What are these "buttons" of which you speak? 🙂

    (Actually my news/mail client now appears to have buttons... but I
    learned all the key binds so long ago there's no point in removing
    hands from keyboard in order click a button. Generally speaking this
    seems to be the way it goes with software I use often... button and
    menus can be handy when you're getting to know your way around, but in
    the long run you save time by learning and using the keybinds
    instead.)

  6. David Martin said:

    On 5/1/05 11:33 pm, in article [email hidden],
    "David Martin" <[email hidden]> wrote:

    Oops.. must check the address next time.

    Many apologies for bringing RL to the NG.

    <blush>

    Most newsreaders have a Cancel Message function which, while not
    perfect, does work to remove it from many news servers before its
    downloaded and does some damage limitation in more serious circumstances.

    Of course I have no reason to know that ;-)

    Tony

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