With the new algorithms and computational statistical techniques that John Doe will come up in his research, there will surely be positive changes that will be applied to the medical practitioners and other healthcare providers particularly in data analyses and presentations.
Meanwhile, part of John Doe's" long-term goal is to focus his career on computational genomics research. He is inspired by different research methods and the benefits of coming up with good research findings.
Thus, he is optimistic that with his Computer Science background coupled with the understanding in Biomedical Engineering and Biotechnology that he will achieve, he will be able to perform effectively as a researcher on computational genomics.
In this type of career, it is not enough that a researcher is able to present the data. More so, is will not be enough if the researcher knows where and when to get the needed information for a particular idea or concept. What is very essential in being a computational genomics researcher is the fact that the researcher himself knows how to analyze and interpret the data he/she will gather and present the said data in a more meaningful and/or useful way. Thus, the combination of Computer Science and Biomedical Engineering and Biotechnology is sure to make John Doe an effectual researcher of computational genomics.
The School
John Doe has specifically chosen this school because of its long-term good standing in providing better training of students and of course in giving the better access to information and research.
The students who have graduated to this school have excelled in their own line of career. They are the living proofs that what...
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