论文信息 - Data Integration in the Life Sciences: Fun, Findings and Frustrations

Data Integration in the Life Sciences: Fun, Findings and Frustrations

This paper concerns the research topic of data integration in the life sciences. The paper presents no technical results, but rather provides a classification of research activities in terms of the contributions they seek to make to the life sciences, bioinformatics or computer science.

Norman W. Paton

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