Data Sciences
Broad Institute researchers generate on the order of 20 terabytes (roughly equivalent to more than 6.6 billion tweets or 3,300 high definition feature-length movies) of sequence data every day. This vast trove of information holds knowledge that could fundamentally transform our understanding of human biology, health, and disease — especially when combined with other sources of data, such as phenotypes, patient medical records, and even information from personal fitness devices.