How DataCore Analytics Keeps Data Confidential
12 May 2026
You have the grant, the samples and the research question. What you do not have is a bioinformatician who is free for the next six weeks.
Most African research groups cannot justify a full-time analyst, and cannot recruit one at short notice when a project needs it. The result is data sitting unanalysed while a postdoc teaches themselves R, or a collaboration where the analysis — and the authorship that comes with it — leaves the continent.
We are the third option: an experienced analyst attached to your project for as long as it needs one, and gone when it does not.
Sequencing is cheap now; interpretation is the bottleneck. Projects stall between data generation and the first figure.
Recruiting takes months, and a single project rarely justifies a permanent post.
Methods sections written by someone who did not run the analysis rarely survive close review.
Outsourcing abroad costs more, takes longer, and the expertise accumulates somewhere else.
Bring us the research question. The scoping call is free.
