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1. 1. Sage-N Research Management Team

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   Published on: 12/12/2007   Last Visited: 12/12/2007

   James Candlin Senior Director of Product Management
   
   James has over 20 years of experience in discovery informatics. Prior to joining Sage-N Research, James served as head of Business Development and Informatics at Discovery Biosciences Corp. Before that, he was at the Applera Corporation for twelve years, where he led the Data Products Group in the Applied Biosystems division and was Director of Bioinformatics of the Paracel division of Celera Genomics. He has a B.Sc. and a M.Sc. from Bristol University in Mathematics and Physics, and an M.S. in Computer Science from Santa Clara University.

2. 2. www.discoverybio.com

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   Published on: 3/15/2007   Last Visited: 3/15/2007

   James Candlin, Senior Consultant.
   
   James Candlin's professional focus is on the definition and development of informatics systems and products for the life sciences industry. His particular expertise is in bringing an applications and end-user orientation to software design and development. This is critical for successful definition and deployment of successful bioinformatics tools, and is inherent in the value offered in our services. Prior to joining discovery biosciences, James Candlin was at Applera Corporation for twelve years, where he had several key bioinformatics roles. At Applera's Applied Biosystems division, he led the Data Products Group, which was responsible for the initial development of the software products for sequence analysis, sequence assembly, genotyping and primer design. Subsequently he was responsible for leading co-development with AB's software partners and for managing custom application development. His most recent Applera position was as Director of Bioinformatics of the Paracel division of Celera Genomics. In this role, he was responsible for introducing an applications and product focus to Paracel's core computational technologies, and for defining new products and custom applications in similarity searching, base calling, comparative sequencing, sequence assembly and gene annotation.
   
   Earlier experience as a software engineer in the mechanical and electronic engineering industries provided a foundation in software design, development and project management which James Candlin now applies to the life sciences. He has a B.Sc and a M.Sc. from Bristol University in Mathematics and Physics, and an M.S. in Computer Science from Santa Clara University .

3. 3. Candlin Software & Consulting - About Us

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   Published on: 9/9/2006   Last Visited: 9/9/2006

   James Candlin
   
   Principal
   
   James Candlin's professional focus is on the definition and development of informatics systems and products for the life sciences industry. His particular expertise is in bringing an applications and end-user orientation to software design and development. This is critical for successful definition and deployment of successful bioinformatics tools, and is inherent in the value offered in our services.
   
   Prior to founding Candlin Software & Consulting, James Candlin was at Applera Corporation for twelve years, where he had several key bioinformatics roles. At Applera's Applied Biosystems division, he led the Data Products Group, which was responsible for the initial development of the software products for sequence analysis, sequence assembly, genotyping and primer design. Subsequently he was responsible for leading co-development with ABI's software partners and for managing custom application development. His most recent Applera position was as Director of Bioinformatics of the Paracel division of Celera Genomics. In this role, he was responsible for introducing an applications and product focus to Paracel's core computational technologies, and for defining new products and custom applications in similarity searching, base calling, comparative sequencing, sequence assembly and gene annotation.
   
   Earlier experience as a software engineer in the mechanical and electronic engineering industries provided a foundation in software design, development and project management which James Candlin now applies to the life sciences. He has a B.Sc and a M.Sc. from Bristol University in Mathematics and Physics, and an M.S. in Computer Science from Santa Clara University.