Originally posted on Genomes, Web 2.0 and Bioethics:
You may have read about the release of my raw personal exome data in a previous entry. Although users were not required to report back any finding derived from this data, my hope was that some of them would return with interesting…
Date: Wednesday 20 April 2016 Venue: The Genome Analysis Centre (TGAC), Norwich, UK Registration Deadline: Wednesday 13 April REGISTER HERE Registration Fee: £60.00 (includes lunch and refreshments along with course materials) Participation: First come, first served Enquiries: TGAC Training Team Host: Manuel Corpas, The Genome Analysis Centre (TGAC), […]
Perhaps 2015 could be qualified as the year in which BioJS began to truly be an established international initiative. Some numbers are in order. For example: There are 83 unique code contributors to components in the registry Functionality in the registry does not only provide visualisation any more, it […]
Join us to learn how visualise your data in beautiful and interactive ways with just a few lines of Javascript! REGISTER HERE – Free Event, Free Pizza! On behalf of the BioJS community – we are pleased to announce our coming BioJS Workshop & Hackathon. We would like to invite […]
It is the role of professional societies like the International Society for Computational Biology (ISCB) to allow the next generation of young researchers to achieve their full potential. Regional Student Groups are a great vehicle for students and young researchers to develop their careers further. Last 8th October […]
Well, beyond my wildest dreams, it seems that this publication continues to be highly accessed. It has been only two weeks since the article was published and there have been 7,749 accesses. No formal marketing was done, only Tweeter was used by some colleagues I follow. Once these tweets […]
This is not an exhaustive list, but rather a compendium of current problems that I encounter on a regular basis. This post might be especially useful for students who want to find a challenging problem for their research or simply anyone interested to know some of the science […]
I keep bumping into talks, articles and stuff related to the Bioinformatics of RNAs. It certainly looks appealing. I am not sure though what the fuss is about or whether it is as exciting as the DNA field. The promise of the Next Gen Sequencing and its impact […]
Cloud computing is becoming a technology mature enough for its use in genome research experiments. The use of large datasets, its highly demanding algorithms and the need for sudden computational resources, make large-scale sequencing experiments an attractive test-case for cloud computing. So far I have seen cloud computing […]
