A Tribute to Phil Bourne -- Scientist and Human
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This Special Issue of Biomolecules, commissioned in honor of Dr. Philip E. Bourne, focuses on a new field of biomolecular data science. In this brief retrospective, we consider the arc of Bourne's 40-year scientific and professional career, particularly as it relates to the origins of this new field.Keywords
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