Comments From the Editor: Nobody Cares How You Analyzed Your Data

... And Nobody Cares for Me!

life. But, before going further, perhaps a few words about the school and Jimmy's place in it may not come amiss. Secondary Modern in type, and built jointly by the North Riding of Yorkshire Local Education Authority and the Joseph Rowntree Village Trust, the school was opened in 1942 by the Right Hon. R. A. Butler, M.P., then President of the Board. The Trust's connection with it has enabled t...

Comments from the departing Editor.

Comments from the new Editor.

It is a tremendous pleasure and honour to take over as the Editor of Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B from my colleague and friend of longstanding, Dame Linda Partridge. I am particularly fortunate to assume stewardship of this flagship publication which has thrived under the superb leadership of Linda, who has done so much to develop the journal and to keep it safe through rec...

Could you highlight how you will analyse the data from your whole-genome sequencing studies of Brugada syndrome? RR:

Research on the genetics of cardiac disorders began at Nantes University Hospital in the mid-1990s, when Chief Cardiologist Professor Hervé Le Marec and I identified a new susceptibility locus for the Long QT syndrome. In 1998, the French Institute of Health and Medical Research (Inserm) appointed me to join Professor Denis Escande’s laboratory in Nantes and further develop research on the gene...

Can you Trust your Data?

A new program analysis is presented, and two compile time methods for this analysis are given. The analysis attempts to answer the question: “Given some trustworthy and some untrustworthy input, can we trust the value of a given variable after execution of some code”. The analyses are based on an abstract interpretation framework and a constraint generation framework respectively. The analyses ...