This page contains definitions of scientific terms commonly used in my research focuses. You may use and refer to these definitions as you do with any scientific publication.

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 IT & Future

Xinformatics

Xinformatics, pronounced "zenformatics", in an integrated multidisciplinary science combining a traditional or nontraditional discipline with informatics discipline. Xinformatics broadly encompasses disciplines such as medical informatics/health informatics, bioinformatics, geoinformatics, chemoinformatics, hydroinformatics, nanoinformatics, environinformatics, petro informatics, meteoinformatics, agroinformatics, (and more), all of which enable and underpin a modern technological society. Xinformatics also can be written as x-informatics [1]."X-informatics", is the name of the research fields with the suffix "informatics," among which the most notable one is "bioinformatics." Xinformatics aim at acquiring new viewpoints and models by applying informatics-based approaches to existing fields such as biology.[2] Currently, few academic programs are researching in the area of xinformatics. Xinformatics Working Group at Bryn Mawr College is one of them [3]. The Xinformatics Working Group is composed of faculty, students, and staff interested in combining computation with other disciplines.

[1] & [2] - http://agora.ex.nii.ac.jp/~kitamoto/research/X-informatics/index.html.en

[3] - http://serendip.brynmawr.edu/local/scisoc/xinfo/