User Research for Transcriptomics Analysis

Thanks for thinking about taking this brief survey. This is going to be short, that should take you less than 2 minutes from start to finish.

Your input will play a crucial role in shaping the future of Transcriptomics analysis at Elucidata.

Once you fill out this form, we'll evaluate your fit and set up on a 60-minute call to understand your experience with Transcriptomics data & also give you access to our product, for which you can share feedback over a form.

As a token of appreciation for your time on the call & for sharing feedback of the product, We'll share a $150 gift card with you.

What's Your Full Name?

What's Your Email Id?

Where do you Work & What's your Designation?

Please share your LinkedIn Profile

Great, Now that we have the gotten the basics out of the way, the next 5 questions should take you less than 90 seconds to complete.

What kind of insights do you generate from the data you work with? (Select as many as you like.)

Differential Gene Expression Analysis

Pathway Enrichment and Functional Analysis

Gene Co-expression Network Analysis

Alternative Splicing and Isoform Analysis

Identification of Biomarkers and Key Regulatory Genes

Analysis of Transcriptomic Changes across Time Series Experiments

Others

How often do you work with Bulk RNAseq or Microarray data in your day job?

A

Almost Daily

B

Once a Week

C

Monthly

D

Once a Quarter

E

I don't use BulkRNA Seq or Microarray Data

What kind of data do you primarily use?

A

In-house Generated Data Only

B

Public Data

C

Mix of Both

How would you like to search public data?

Find datasets based on gene expression patterns.

Find datasets based on metadata properties such as disease, organism, drug etc.

Others

Which product do you use to analyze the Transcriptomics data you generate?
(Select as many as you like)

Which product do you use to analyze the Transcriptomics data you generate? (Select as many as you like)

Illumina Correlation Engine

Qiagen OmicSoft

Rosalind Bio

Internally developed tools

Other open-access tools