BioJS codebase hackathon in Munich Time: 4th-9th AugustLocation: digital or in Munich (department for Bioinformatics and Computational Biology at TUM) […]
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BioJS – visualising biological data: an interview with F1000Research
Last week we were very pleased to publish the first F1000Research Article Collection. The BioJS collection was initially launched with 12 open source biological […]
Impressive 14 BioJS Article Collection Release
We release the F1000Research BioJS collection. Consisting of 12 articles about BioJS functional components, a 2014 status report and an […]
Crowdfunding Family Genome Sequencing Campaign Day 1: $330 USD Raised!
A Plea to Make Personal Genomics More Accessible to Everyone Lots of companies are investing in personal genomics. This field […]
Visualizing Your DNA Genotype Profile in a Blanket
I have encountered a rather ingenious idea in Ben Landau’s blog. You may have read that Mike Cariaso, founder of […]
Scientific Announcements Don’t Get Noticed Where They Should
Wouldn’t it be nice if the event you are trying to promote needed to be posted only once? What if […]
Genomic Technologies in the Clinic: Challenges and Opportunities
Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) offers the promise of revolutionizing our ability to diagnose genetic disorders. Fuelled by the exponential decrease […]
myKaryoView: First Open Source Visualization Software for 23andMe Data
Following my previous post on the First Publicly Available Genome Via DAS I would like to present an open source […]
First Publicly Available Personal Genome Via DAS
You may have heard stories about some well known people to have released their genome for public use. I would […]
The Power of Incidental Findings
Imagine that you are a geneticist that receives a patient in your clinic with a rare genetic disorder. Your patient […]