Fabian Theis designed the training model to have students attend both a biology- or medicine-focused lab meeting and a computational lab meeting focused on methods.

“But I, I thought it was good to bake this in so hard so that students Really, I usually go to two lab meetings. One lab meeting where they need to really sort of learn and understand some deeper biological problem, understand the language maybe of a medical setup or something like that.”

“Then they go to a computational-- Typically, they're all computation data science type of students, right? But then they go to the computation one, they sort of get pushed the method aspect of it, and thereby sucking up a, a whole bunch of, of problems that are sort of not exactly precisely yet formulated in, in that bio lab that sort of can't directly put yet in a function.”