On the Case: TGen Speeding Up Biomedical Research to Save More Lives

The Translational Genomics Research Institute is revamping its computing to improve speed, storage, and collaboration – and, most importantly, to save lives.
4/5/2012 | 8 comments
A Video Case Study – Translational Genomics Research Institute
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angelfuego   T-Gen Speeding Up Biomedical Research to Save More Lives   9/19/2012 9:25:22 PM
TGen
I look forward to hearing more about the challenges and changes of TGen. Dell is always getting involved in exciting, cutting edge projects. By the way, I like your hair. :)
Sara Peters   T-Gen Speeding Up Biomedical Research to Save More Lives   4/17/2012 2:14:15 PM
Re: Very exciting
@Rich... Is this some sort of crack about my hair? Or are some sort of crack about my girly emotions? Either way, you're on my list!!! Tread carefully, Mr. Krajewski. :)
Sara Peters   T-Gen Speeding Up Biomedical Research to Save More Lives   4/17/2012 2:12:36 PM
Re: TGen Speeding Up Biomedical Research To Save More Lives
@freespirit Never fear! There's a lot more information about T-Gen coming soon. Stay tuned.
freespiritny25   T-Gen Speeding Up Biomedical Research to Save More Lives   4/16/2012 8:26:42 PM
TGen Speeding Up Biomedical Research To Save More Lives
I am interested to learn more information on the case studies being done. Since time plays such a major factor in the outcome, it's good to know Dell is contributing to the process and assisting with the speed of the research.
batye   T-Gen Speeding Up Biomedical Research to Save More Lives   4/12/2012 1:52:45 PM
Re: Very exciting

really interesting info

thank you Sara...

on the other hand even with some tech difficulties :)... I really did enjoy yesterday facebook event... thanks

Rich Krajewski   T-Gen Speeding Up Biomedical Research to Save More Lives   4/10/2012 1:09:41 PM
Re: Very exciting
Here's a peek at next week's installment:

 

 
Rich Krajewski   T-Gen Speeding Up Biomedical Research to Save More Lives   4/10/2012 12:54:40 PM
Re: Very exciting
It's great that they got Deanna Troi to do this video.
Nicky48   T-Gen Speeding Up Biomedical Research to Save More Lives   4/5/2012 9:00:30 PM
Nicky48
Very exciting
Sara - thanks so much for this information - so exciting that there is still much that can be done to save people's lives especially children's.
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