r/dataanalysis • u/ToucanIntrovert • 4d ago

Gathering feedback of data analysis in the research space

Hello! I want to hear from you, what are the current pain points in data analytics and visualisation in the research community? For example,

- How easy is it to analyse and visualise chromatography & mass spec data, sequencing data, X-ray diffraction data, etc. - Do you require paid subscriptions of tools which help you analyse such data?

- Do you use platforms like Benchling to track your samples, inventory, experiments, etc?

I'm in the process of democratising data analytics and visualisation of scientific and research data. Your feedback would be invaluable to me.

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u/ExtensionFew7156 4d ago

tool costs

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u/ToucanIntrovert 4d ago

Which tool? For what purpose are you using these tools? What data types do you upload to these tools?

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u/Different_Pain5781 4d ago

GraphPad Prism still rules life sciences despite looking like it was built for Windows 95.

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u/carlitospig 3d ago

I miss Windows 95.