When you're thinking about reproducibility in that space, like how much of it is context dependent, right? You use the example of a bunch of kids live near a factory and they suddenly all have asthma. Like, I would imagine that the stuff that people are trying to reproduce is a little bit more generalized, right? Tens of thousands of people have this symptom and they all have this link between them. Yeah. So it's more about so given the slice of data, again, let's say, at CHOP for our kids, our cohort,. Given that data set and given,let's say, the code that I used to take that data set and derive some
In this episode, Jon is joined by Byron Ruth, Director of Developer Relations at Synadia, a software company focused on cloud-native messaging and data streaming platforms to enable the next generation of connected digital experiences. With over ten years of experience in engineering, he is focused on building systems and tools to facilitate developer interaction.
They explore the challenges and innovations in developer education, the definition of Informatics, and the challenge of teaching researchers who may need to gain expertise in informatics. They also discuss the shifts to the role of AI and machine learning in healthcare, the development of Nats, and the potential of using Nats by example as a tool for generating documentation and developer education resources.
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