RIID
Research - Copenhagen, , Denmark
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At RIID we are developing a SaaS online platform to help companies and institutions to focus on the scientific and practical applications of affordable genome and other large data set analyses and let us take care of the underlying software requirements. We have created RIID, a fast and user-friendly scientific data analyzing platform, which allows everyone, non-experts included, to analyze genetic data. Our alignment tools are compatible with portable devices and big data sets. We provide a large storage space, swift genome data transfer (e.g. Dropbox, Google drive, USB…), customizable analysis pipelines, reports and graphs.Moreover, our platform can be tailored to our customers' needs within four areas: 1.) rapid data acquisition and management 2.) data filtering, processing and analysis 3.) team management and data sharing 4.) results visualization and reporting Our missionGenome sequencing and analysis used to be costly and time consuming, and the sequencing devices often filled up entire rooms and were only available to experts in large institutions. However, this is rapidly changing and the size and price of the hardware is dropping drastically, opening up for a large number of applications and projects that were impossible and unimaginable just a few years ago. The transformational development is on its way in the sequencing field, and RiiD is part of the next generation of projects, products and services. Our offerWe are actively searching for partners with relevant projects that put our platform through its paces. Feel free to contact us for an informal chat about your needs. We offer solutions for efficient data analysis tailored to your needs. Whether it is genomics or another application field, we provide a flexible platform and user–friendly interface for data handling.
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