Antony Quinn

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I'm an interaction designer and web developer working in bioinformatics.

I have a background in human-computer interaction, genetics, computer science, economics and modern languages.

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2918 badges		location	Cambridge, United Kingdom		seen	Nov 25 '11 at 22:06

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Jan 24	comment	Which one is more appropriate to use: “send you” or “send to you”? I agree with Andy F. My wife grew up in northern England and says, for example, "I'll give it you" rather than "I'll give it to you", which is standard usage in southern England.
Jan 24	answered	When denoting a company name, followed by a strap line, what punctuation mark should I use?
Jan 21	comment	What's the term for flickering eye movement Saccades are important for understanding scanpaths in eye-tracking studies, a technique widely used in human-computer interaction research and increasingly in commercial user experience evaluations (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eye_tracking#History)
Jan 7	comment	Which one is correct, “best wishes to you” or “best wishes for you”? @Jasper: yes, good point. +1.
Jan 5	comment	“Taiwan visa” or “Taiwanese visa”? OK, consider this: I call my travel agent to book a flight to Taipei, and I ask "Do I need a visa for Taiwan?". That sounds natural enough to me.