Our mission is to transform how cancer researchers and biologists analyze their data (at SCALE)!

Advanced bioinformaticians deserve all of the credit for building state-of-the-art applications to analyze genomic, proteomic, and microarray data.  While these tools remain the lifeline of genomic analysis, more simplified user experiences are now required to empower today’s cancer biologists to focus on their research application, not which software application to use. 

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For the first time, researchers performing large-scale genomics studies across a range of fields (including drug development, precision medicine, and agri-business) can rapidly and dynamically explore and interpret their own data, accelerating their next phase of research while saving time and money.

If you are a researcher doing genomic analysis, come see what Rosalind™ can do

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Jean Lozach

Written by Jean Lozach

Jean joined Rosalind after more than 25 years experience in Genomics, Bioinformatics and Information Technology at Illumina and UCSD. As Associate Director of Enterprise Informatics over the last 5 years, Jean was instrumental to the setup and customer success for Illumina's BaseSpace solution for bioinformatics. He uniquely brings deep experience and knowledge of biology, wet lab operations, microarrays, and next generation sequencing together with advanced bioinformatics, software development and enterprise IT infrastructure. Jean is recognized as an industry expert in genomics and bioinformatics, and has led tens of successful customer deployments of next generation sequencing and informatics systems. At Illumina, he also provided leadership and support for all Enterprise Informatics applications, including BaseSpace Sequence Hub, NextBio tools, Genome Studio, Variant Studio and Variant Interpreter. Jean holds a Masters in Computer Science from Institut national des Sciences appliquées de Toulouse / INSA Toulouse, and a B.S. Computer Science from IUT de Clermont-Ferrand - Université d'Auvergne.