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I am a graduate student in the Chinese University of Hong Kong. 
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Marco -
Hi, I am a graduate student in the University of Hong Kong.
Are you still working in NGS? -
Nice to meet you Y Y Leung.
Yes. You can contact me for more.MarcoComment
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Hi Marco,
What specific area of NGS are you working in? and also may i ask what dept you are from?
I am in the engineering side.
Regards,
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Dear Y Y Leung,
Biochemistry. I am doing research on human genome using Solexa. I suppose you are working on algorithm in read mapping? or similar things?MarcoComment
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Dear Marco,
I am working on data analysis mainly. I am just a new starter. But I guess I would be working on RNA-seq and targetted sequencing these two areas.
I think I would be playing with algorithms. What software are you using?
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