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This concludes the tour of BioCoRE. We hope that Bob and his colleagues have helped you understand many of the useful features that BioCoRE provides. If you are involved in a research group where collaboration is necessary, or if you simply want to use BioCoRE's features for a project that only you are working on, we encourage you to use BioCoRE. It allows researchers in distant locations to collaborate effectively without having to communicate and transfer data through ineffective emails, or require them to frequently travel long distances for face-to-face meetings. If you have any other questions, please email the BioCoRE team at biocore@ks.uiuc.edu. Thank you!
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Highlights: Take a look at these and other important features of BioCoRE!
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