'Nobody Speaks for the End Users'

May 11, 2010

Mary at The OpenHelix Blog — hosted by the genomics research resource firm — applauds the National Human Genome Reseach Institutes' efforts to plan for "sustainable exponential growth,""focus on democratization," and "spur better software development," (via Sean Eddy at Cryptogenomicon) but says that

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