The BioInformer nr. 6, 2000 --- Arne Stabenau




	A publication of EMBL - Outstation Hinxton, The European Bioinformatics Institute

Arne Stabenau

Database Developer

E-mail: stabenau@ebi.ac.uk

I graduated in 1997 from the University of Darmstadt, Germany. I did Computer Science and as subsidiary subject biochemistry. In my 'Diplomarbeit' I used C++ and the modelling tool Insight II to optimise protein cores.

The next 2 years before I joined EBI, I worked at LION bioscience AG in Heidelberg. I was in charge of software development in the mapping department. I developed applications in Java, C, C++ and Tcl/Tk for picture analysis, experiment tracking, hybridisation data evaluation and map construction in a high throughput production environment. Also I programmed the Beckmann 2000 pipetting station and other laboratory equipment and I developed a pipetting tool based on a HC11 microcontroller for the reliable transferring of clones between 384 well plates.

In January 2000 I joined the Ensembl team. I developed the business object layer for the map-part of the database using perl. Integrating fingerprinting maps and improving the table layout of the databases will be my oncoming tasks.

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