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Freelance Journalist

Neil Versel is a healthcare and life sciences journalist, specializing in bioinformatics, information technology, genomics, patient safety, healthcare quality and health policy. Versel has been covering healthcare since 2000, across a wide range of publications in the US, Canada and Europe. He previously held staff positions at GenomeWeb, MedCity News and Modern Physician. A graduate of Washington University in St. Louis, Versel lives in Chicago.


Education

Washington University in St. Louis  


Areas of Expertise

Bioinformatics
Genomics
Health policy

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How AI and Machine Learning Can Improve Scientific Data Handling

Scientific researchers are discovering all kinds of applications for artificial intelligence and machine learning (AI/ML). This listicle will explore how AI/ML is being used in scientific research to accelerate discoveries and improve efficiency.
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