Matt Ralston
M.Sc. Bioinfo + 5 years industry exp. | Scientific computing is my passion. Currently writing a DNA sequence alignment, quasi-mapper, and graph algorithm and manuscript (for bioRxiv). I enjoy practicing math rock and samba/bossa-nova on my guitars, I write open-source software on GitHub, and I work in the DE-NJ-PA tri-state area based in Newark.
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