Predictions:
- @ryneches: by Dec 31, 2015, Illumina reads will be longer than Sanger reads ever were. (> 1kb)
- @arturgreensward: by Dec 31, 2015, PacBio will be the only thing used to sequence bacterial genomes
- @pathogenomenick: by Dec 31, 2014, there will be two Nanopore platforms usefully available
- OH: by Dec 31, 2013, Mick will ask for an embargo on new assemblers
- @lexnederbragt: 2014-2015, diploid aware assemblers will emerge
- @pathogenomenick: by end of 2015, graph based variant calling will be default
- @ryneches: by 2016, computation will be considerably more expensive than sequencing
- @ctitusbrown: by 2016, the field will have solved the expensive computation problem and > 50% of non-biomedical computational analysis will be a commodity service (although it may not be a particularly good commodity service)
Development and posting of this material, and the associated workshop, were supported by Grant Number R25HG006243 from the National Human Genome Research Institute and an NSF OCI supplement to NSF DBI-0939454.
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