Managing Chaos: Bridging the cultural divide between engineers and scientists working within the life sciences

Within the rather chaotic atmosphere of scientific research the adoption of a software process, and the structured development of software, can be out of place. It is important to realize that the advancement of science is paramount, and so a balance must always be drawn between the cost and the ben...

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Published in:	Computing in science & engineering p. 1
Main Authors:	Killcoyne, Sarah, Boyle, John
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	IEEE 2019
Subjects:	C.0.e System architectures C.1.2.g Parallel processors Chaos Cultural differences D.0 General E.1.d Graphs and networks Engineering management F.2.2.b Computations on discrete structures F.2.2.c Geometrical problems and computations G.1.0.g Parallel algorithms G.2.2.a Graph algorithms G.2.2.d Network problems Industrial training Informatics integration and modeling Isolation technology Life sciences research Programming Software design Software development process Software standards Standards development Systems biology
ISSN:	1521-9615, 1558-366X
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